Is the Bills offense really a problem? The battle of perception vs. reality for a Top 5 unit
New York TimesCover 7 | Thursday A daily NFL destination that provides in-depth analysis of football’s biggest stories. The Bills’ offense since Dorsey took over ranks second in EPA per play, first in success rate, first in red-zone EPA per play, second in red-zone success rate and second in offensive points per game. Dorsey’s first 25 games have the edge over Daboll’s final 25 in EPA per play, EPA per pass play, EPA per drive and success rate. BUF - QB Josh Allen First 25 Starts With Dorsey CMP% 66.2% 17th YDS/ATT 7.5 8th TD-INT 53-23 Rating 97.7 7th 16+ CMP 131 5th Time/Throw 2.76 EPA/PP 0.19 4th RSH YD-TD 995-13 4th-2nd Final 25 Starts with daboll CMP% 65.8% 20th YDS/ATT 7.2 19th TD-INT 57-20 RATING 98.3 10th 16+ CMP 131 7th TIME/THROW 2.79 EPA/PP 0.16 4th RSH YD-TD 957-10 3rd-3rd Dorsey vs Daboll Looking at team data more closely, Buffalo’s offense was especially productive in a Week 2 blowout of the Raiders and a Week 4 blowout of the Dolphins. Even counting Allen’s implosion game against the New York Jets in Week 1, Buffalo ranks second in offensive EPA per play during defeats this season.