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Thad’s Three Things: Bills at Commanders

‘The Bills had what appeared to be a few coverage breakdowns deep down the field against the Raiders. Some may have been a lean into overplaying the shorter throws and daring Jimmy Garoppolo to beat Buffalo deep. Jimmy G. would not try those throws. Sam Howell will.’

Weather, Washington D-line present challenges for Bills in Week 3 matchup with Commanders

‘”It’s one of the best groups, if not the best group, in the league,” Allen said. “Up front, they’re all big, fast, powerful, explosive, they all can get after the quarterback — so (we’re) trying to make sure they don’t take over the game, because they have the ability to do that. Making sure we’re dialed in, communicating well — and ultimately, the team that best executes on Sunday’s going to win the game.”‘

Commanders feeling confident with young QB heading into matchup with Bills

‘”He seems like he’s playing pretty confident,” Bills safety Jordan Poyer said. “He’s got really good arm strength, he can move around in the pocket, he can make plays with his legs sometimes, and he’s going to throw the football and trust his playmakers to go up and make plays.”‘

Buffalo Bills at Washington Commanders – Week 3 preview

‘Gabe Davis is coming off a 92-yard outing against the Raiders and could be in for another big game against Washington. The Commanders have a tough defensive front, but an iffy secondary, something the Bills could take advantage of. If the Bills choose to take a few extra deep shots, Davis is likely to be targeted.’

Top 5 Storylines for Bills at Commanders | Week 3

‘It marks the first time Bills QB Josh Allen has played on the road against the Commanders in his career and the 16th all-time meeting between Buffalo and Washington. The Bills hold a 10-5 edge.’

5 things to watch for in Bills at Washington | Week 3

‘For the second time in the season’s first three weeks, the Bills offense will be facing a formidable defensive front. Washington boasts four first-round picks across their defensive line in Montez Sweat, Da’Ron Payne, Jonathan Allen and Chase Young. The quartet has combined for 6.5 sacks, 12 quarterback pressures and two forced fumbles through their first two games.’