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QB Josh Allen explains how the Buffalo Bills must respond to their Week 7 bye as they gear up for the gauntlet ahead.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen stated that the team must play its best football following its Week 7 bye. Despite holding a 5-1 record and leading the NFL in scoring offense with 32.8 points per game, Allen and head coach Joe Brady emphasized that the offense needs significant improvement, particularly in red-zone efficiency.
The Bills aim to utilize their bye week to rest and return with an expected fully healthy 53-man roster. Buffalo faces a challenging upcoming schedule, beginning with the Baltimore Ravens on November 1, followed by a matchup against the undefeated Minnesota Vikings and a Week 12 Thanksgiving meeting with the Kansas City Chiefs.
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