Coming off of a heartbreaking loss, the Bills came home for the first time this season. The team didn't fall victim to a hangover. The Bills raced out to a 17-0 lead in the first quarter. Trent Edwards showed a willingness to throw the ball deep. Fred Jackson set a career mark in rushing yards. Terrell Owens got into the mix this game.
Two interceptions also helped the Bills fortunes. Despite the no huddled offense, Buffalo was able to run out the clock with the lead this time. The Bills beat Tampa Bay 33-20. There were only two negatives to take from this game. The Bills lost two tight ends to injury. They also struggled to put the ball in the end zone. One of their three TDs came from the defense. The Bills were forced to kick 4 field goals. A pick six isn't going to happen every game; when in the red zone, the Bills need to put the ball past the goal line with greater frequency.
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