Bills HC Joe Brady was asked about the loss to New England and admitted the offense couldn’t find consistency, allowing New England to claw back into the game and score a late touchdown to win.
Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady expressed frustration following a loss to the New England Patriots, citing offensive inconsistency and failed execution on critical drives. Brady noted that the offense failed to sustain rhythm, highlighting multiple three-and-outs that ultimately allowed New England to score a late game-winning touchdown.
Meanwhile, New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn and quarterback Geno Smith acknowledged the need for urgent adjustments after their latest defeat. Glenn stated the team must find a way to turn things around, while Smith admitted he needed to perform better moving forward.
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