Buffalo Bills scramble for answers as Josh Allen is left fending for himself behind a faltering offensive line and a coaching staff unwilling to adapt. The return of Shaq Lawson and recurring reliance on familiar faces highlight Brandon Beane’s conservative roster moves, raising questions about the team’s stagnant approach. Can Allen’s toughness and improvisation mask the Bills’ protection arrogance and patchwork pass rush, or has Buffalo’s lack of offensive evolution finally caught up with them? Jeremy White, Joe Marino, and Jerry Ostroski break down Buffalo’s lingering issues after a tough loss to the Houston Texans, dissecting Joe Brady’s reluctance to provide extra blocking help and the team’s inability to inject youth or fresh strategy. The crew previews a pivotal showdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers, assesses playoff implications, and debates whether the Bills are failing their franchise quarterback. Are the Bills equipped to contend in an AFC with no clear superpower, or is major change on the horizon?