Ed Oliver's game-changing impact doesn't cover up Bills defensive deficiencies in comeback win
Buffalo Bills face multiple starter injuries and emphasize defensive growth after a narrow Baltimore win, preparing to counter Jets' strong rushing attack this Sunday.
- Ed Oliver showcased a commanding defensive effort to help the Buffalo Bills secure a thrilling 41-40 comeback victory over Baltimore on Sunday evening in Buffalo.
- Despite Oliver's impact, the Bills' defense struggled overall, allowing Baltimore 433 yards and scoring on seven of eight early drives, revealing notable deficiencies.
- The team prepared to face the New York Jets on Sunday in New Jersey, with coach Sean McDermott emphasizing a tough practice week and ongoing player availability concerns.
- Oliver stated, "I just think I picked up right where I left off," while teammate A.J. Epenesa called his performance "incredible," highlighting his continued growth and dominance.
- The Bills must improve defensively despite the win, as McDermott said, "This week needs to be hard," signaling a focus on correcting issues before their next game.
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Ed Oliver’s game-changing impact doesn’t cover up Bills defensive deficiencies in comeback win
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver would have preferred to ease back into practice Wednesday, three days after playing a game-changing role in a grueling — and stunning — come-from-behind season-opening win.

Ed Oliver's game-changing impact doesn't cover up Bills defensive deficiencies in comeback win
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver would have preferred to ease back into practice Wednesday, three days after playing a game-changing role in a grueling — and stunning — come-from-behind season-opening win.
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