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Bills Bills QB Josh Allen said that there’s no truth to him playing less than 100%. Bills HC Joe Brady took ownership of him getting pressured and hit early on in the season. “We expect to have the best offensive…

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen dismissed rumors that he is playing under 100 percent, while head coach Joe Brady took responsibility for the excessive hits and pressure Allen has absorbed this season. Additionally, Bills cornerback Maxwell Hairston publicly apologized to the media for declining postgame interviews following Buffalo's loss to the New England Patriots, and Brady expressed hope that wide receiver D.J. Moore can play this week.
Meanwhile, Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis called for accountability, stating the winless team cannot use youth or unfamiliarity as an excuse following recent struggles. Dolphins rookie receiver Caleb Douglas missed Wednesday's practice due to injury, though head coach Jeff Hafley noted he is improving.
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