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Bills head coach Joe Brady dove into the timing of his OT field goal decision and why the Bills are staying out West this week.

Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady admitted he should have managed the clock differently during overtime in Monday night's 37-34 win against the Los Angeles Rams. Coming out of the two-minute warning, kicker Tyler Bass made a game-winning 45-yard field goal on second down. Brady explained that taking two quarterback kneels to bleed the clock down to 40 seconds would have been wiser to limit time for the Rams in case of a miss.
Brady stated he initially avoided running plays to protect quarterback Josh Allen and prevent potential turnovers. Additionally, the team announced they are remaining in California to practice at UC Irvine ahead of their Week 6 matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders to help player recovery.
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