Agree, particularly after rewatching the game. In focusing on the last 20 minutes and giving up 28 points, what gets lost is that the defense played a huge role in essentially letting the offense put the game out of reach. D got quick stops on first two Lions' possessions of the game, which gave the offense a chance to build a 14-0 lead that was never relinquished. D got a stop after the Bass miss. D got a stop on Lions first second half possession, then a turnover, to allow O to extend a 14-point lead. In fact, after O scored to open second half, the game was never within one score until Lions scored with just 12 seconds after D forced clock drain with 14-point lead. So, while giving up 42 points, D played well at key times and never let the game get truly in jeopardy-- I know it always feels like the Bills can blow a game-- which is as important I think as giving up 42 points.