Capaccio: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Bills at Browns preseason
The Buffalo Bills defeated the Cleveland Browns 31-7 in a preseason game, with notable performances from Josh Allen and several depth players. The report highlights key plays, including a 71-yard touchdown pass and strong defensive efforts from the Bills.
Why it matters
Preseason games serve as critical evaluation periods for NFL teams to determine roster spots and depth chart positioning before the regular season.
Cleveland, Ohio (WGR) - The Buffalo Bills defeated the Cleveland Browns 31-7 in each team’s second preseason game. The Bills are now 2-0 in the exhibition season.
Here are my Arrows Up and Down from the contest, starting UP after the win:
Allen has been very impressive this preseason, going 10/12 for 128 yards and a touchdown in this one and is now 24/28 (85.7%) for 236 yards with a touchdown pass through two preseason games.
The play of the game came when quarterback Shane Buechele threw a beautiful ball to wideout Ja’Mori Maclin who caught it and raced the rest off the way for a 71-yard touchdown.
Bass nailed a 52 yard field goal and was perfect on his four extra point attempts, going 5-for-5 on kicks for the day.
Sherfield caught all four passes thrown his way and totaled 54 yards receiving.
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