Buffalo Bills 0 http://www.authenticsbuffalobills.com/cheap-star-lotulelei-jersey , Green Bay Packers 22: Nothing on offense in shutout defeat The state of Wisconsin is renowned for its historic cheddar cheese, but the Buffalo Bills offense resembled a stinky hunk of taleggio en route to a 22-0 loss to the Green Bay Packers. Josh Allen was inaccurate early, pressured often, and frequently out of sync against Mike Pettiner17;s defensive scheme, playing a game that would be hard to match among the worst performances in the league this season.In the first half, the Green Bay Packers methodically moved the ball against Buffalor17;s defense, scoring two touchdowns and a field goal to take a 16 point lead against the Bills. Aaron Rodgers and the committee of runners ran for 5.2 yards per carry, and an interception from a tipped pass was the only negative mark on their record. The Bills defense looked like it was sliding back to the weak results of the seasonr17;s start, but after a while, the anemic pass rush found open lanes and the secondary clamped down. The Bills landed five tackles for loss and two sacks, including a strip sack from rookie Taron Johnson that added a second turnover for the Bills.Ultimately, any performance by the defense was wasted by a tremendously bad offense. The running game was ineffective early, and abandoned as a primary facet of the gameplan before long. LeSean McCoy and Chris Ivory combined for only 11 carries and 39 yards. The real story of the game was Allen, who played a game reminiscent of his outmatched performances against teams like Nebraska in college. Allen threw two awful interceptions, lost a fumble, and took seven sacks http://www.billsauthorizedshops.com/authentic-john-miller-jersey , frequently for losses of ten or more yards. The closest Buffalo came to scoring was late in the first half, with the score 13-0, when Allen found Kelvin Benjamin in a coverage bust to advance the team to the red zone. Three plays later, Allen rolled out of the pocket, chased by defenders, and threw across his body into the end zone, directly into the arms of a Packers defender. Instead of 13-3, the halftime score would read 16-0.Allen didnr17;t get any better in the second half, and only started completing passes late in the fourth quarter, when the Packers started playing soft zone defenses and allowing shorter passes. He finished 16-of-33 for 151 yards (4.6 yards per attempt), two interceptions, and the lost fumble.Blame for the awful offense can be placed around the team - from Brian Dabollr17;s more restrained playcalls, to the receivers that canr17;t separate, to LeSean McCoyr17;s recovering from a rib injury, but the buck stops with Buffalor17;s franchise quarterback. Allen was putrid on Sunday, and that killed his teamr17;s chances to win the game.NotesMicah Hyde left the game early in the first quarter with a groin injury http://www.billsauthorizedshops.com/authentic-jerry-hughes-jersey , and didnr17;t return.Kelvin Benjamin took a possible concussion when Ha Ha Clinton-Dix slammed into him while reeling in an interception. Benjamin didnr17;t return to the game.Eddie Yarbrough limped off the field in the second half.LeSean McCoy had eight touches for 37 yards, and was clearly on a pitch count.Taron Johnson had a day, with five tackles, a sack and a forced fumble.The leading receiver was Charles Clay, with four receptions for 40 yards. Clay left the game briefly with a limp, but returned to action.Trer17;Davious White, matched up against Davante Adams, won some and lost some. Adams would lead the Pack with 8 receptions for 81 yards, but White kept him out of the end zone, and also nearly intercepted a pass intended for Adams.The other starting corner, Ryan Lewis, was a target for Green Bay, especially when matched up against Jimmy Graham. He gave, but he got, leading the team with 8 tackles, and defending two passes (one was a dropped interception).This is the first shutout for the Bills since 12/28/2008 against the New England Patriots. Some trends have begun to emerge in fantasy football regarding the Buffalo Bills and their opponents. For example http://www.billsauthorizedshops.com/authentic-corey-bojorquez-jersey , coming into Sundayr17;s match-up with the Tennessee Titans, r0;secondr1; receiversr12;or those not covered by Trer17;Davious Whiter12;had scored well against the Billsr17; defense. As a result, we projected Taywan Taylor to have a big day against the Bills this week.However, Tennesseer17;s passing game was largely impotent, thanks in part to a fantastic effort from r0;secondaryr1; corners Phillip Gaines and Taron Johnson. After starter Ryan Lewis struggled a bit in the early going, he was replaced in the lineup by Gaines, who was a big part of why Taylor had a quiet afternoon (3 catches, 30 yards, 1 lost fumble). With Buffalo eking out a 13-12 victory, high-scoring fantasy players from this game werenr17;t exactly in great supply. However, one of the highest scorers at his position did manage to come from a match-up that was largely a fantasy football wasteland.WR Corey DavisThe Titans scored so little in overall fantasy points that their third-highest scorer was Davis, whose pedestrian line (4 catches, 49 yards) was only worth a total of 6.9 points on the afternoon. Each time Davis was covered by someone other than White, it seemed that Mariota was able to find him, and the big wideout delivered some solid grabs on the afternoon. However, in a game where the stat line was reminiscent of a game from the 1950s http://www.billsauthorizedshops.com/authentic-jason-croom-jersey , Davis was little help to most fantasy teams.Titans D/STWhile Tennessee didnr17;t create as many turnovers as the Bills, nor did they have as many sacks, they still turned in a solid day overall. Finishing with 7 fantasy points on the day thanks to a sack and an interception, their performance was good for a middle-of-the-pack showing in overall team defense. On most days, thatr17;s all you can ask for out of a team defense.K Ryan SuccopThe high scorer in this match-up was Tennesseer17;s kicker, who was 4-for-4 on field goal attempts on the afternoon. Succop hit from 25, 54, 39, and 50 yards on the day, so if your league awards kickers 5 points for 50-yard kicks, you reaped the rewards of Succopr17;s strong leg. His afternoon was good for 16 fantasy points, which was also the second-best kicker score of Week 5.
