Oct 9, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 14 segments
The Buffalo Bills have plenty of talent on defense, but is that talent playing anywhere close to its potential? On this episode of **Talking Buffalo**, Patrick Moran breaks down three key defensive…
Patrick MoranHostBrad RiterGuest
On that note, I do wanna talk about the Bills' defense specifically here and just what we've seen from the last month.

And so we're clear, especially if you've been watching or listening to the show all week long here pretty much, I'm not absolving the Bills for any blame over the past, let's just say, two weeks, because the first two weeks the offense was dynamic.


That said, I'm also not concerned much, if at all, with the Bills offense, because I still know and feel when push comes to shove and it's January, because ultimately, of course, that's what this is all about, January, right? I feel very confident that the Bills, through hook or crook, whether it's running the ball, throwing the ball, whatever it takes, the Bills are going to score 24 to 35 points with their offense, no matter who it is.


They decide to turn the ball over five times in a game, right? Or just consistently shoot themselves in the foot with mental mistakes and, and stupid penalties.


I will listen to arguments for Patrick Mahomes, very reasonable arguments as well.

But even if you conceded that and said worst case, he's one of the two best quarterbacks in the pl- in, in the league, if not players in the league, right? I'm confident in him.

The offensive line is not as good as it's been the last few years, but it's still a very good unit.

DJ Moore especially, hopefully as he gets healthier, um, you know, the passing game is more than enough.

Keon Coleman has been, um, a very pleasant surprise, I'll say, over the first four months or first four weeks, I'm sorry.

On that note, I do wanna talk about the Bills' defense specifically here and just what we've seen from the last month.

And so we're clear, especially if you've been watching or listening to the show all week long here pretty much, I'm not absolving the Bills for any blame over the past, let's just say, two weeks, because the first two weeks the offense was dynamic.


That said, I'm also not concerned much, if at all, with the Bills offense, because I still know and feel when push comes to shove and it's January, because ultimately, of course, that's what this is all about, January, right? I feel very confident that the Bills, through hook or crook, whether it's running the ball, throwing the ball, whatever it takes, the Bills are going to score 24 to 35 points with their offense, no matter who it is.


They decide to turn the ball over five times in a game, right? Or just consistently shoot themselves in the foot with mental mistakes and, and stupid penalties.


I will listen to arguments for Patrick Mahomes, very reasonable arguments as well.

But even if you conceded that and said worst case, he's one of the two best quarterbacks in the pl- in, in the league, if not players in the league, right? I'm confident in him.

The offensive line is not as good as it's been the last few years, but it's still a very good unit.

DJ Moore especially, hopefully as he gets healthier, um, you know, the passing game is more than enough.

Keon Coleman has been, um, a very pleasant surprise, I'll say, over the first four months or first four weeks, I'm sorry.
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