The Buffalo Bills suffered a crushing road defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles, who have been the greatest NFL club thus far this season, on Sunday afternoon, dropping them to a depressing 6-6 record. The Eagles managed to tie the game and force overtime, where they prevailed thanks to a touchdown run by quarterback Jalen Hurts. The Bills, on the other hand, played a very strong majority of the game, building a ten-point lead into the fourth and final quarter.
Sean McDermott, the head coach of the Bills, was completely candid about the team’s future following the defeat.
According to Dan Fetes of 13WHAM, McDermott stated, “You stand up.” “Is this the league that we play in? In the end, those guys in that locker room are tough, even though we came in here and fought our assholes off. We didn’t do enough, make enough plays, or exert enough coaching effort. a hard-working group of coaches. Even though we have a strong football team, we were just not successful in this match. No moral triumphs exist. Every single one of us needs to examine ourselves, and as I already stated, I have to start with myself. You act in that manner. The best do that, and I can assure you that our football team is an extremely talented one.
The Bills’ next assignment is a bye week before their December 10 away game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
