Josh Allen and the Bills are asking for trouble if they remain this reckless

Tim Graham argues that the Buffalo Bills and quarterback Josh Allen face serious trouble unless they curb their persistent recklessness on offense. Buffalo suffered a 29-26 upset loss to the New England Patriots after Allen threw a late interception into double coverage. The turnover followed a pattern of careless play that previously produced five giveaways in a narrow victory over the Los Angeles Chargers.

Bills coach Joe Brady shouldered the blame for late-game play calling, including Allen's interception and tight end Dalton Kincaid receiving only two targets. Receiver DJ Moore exited with another shoulder injury, though Keon Coleman recorded 116 receiving yards and a score. Buffalo now heads to California to play the Los Angeles Rams and Las Vegas Raiders needing greater discipline.