
Buffalo kicked off its regular season under fresh head coach Joe Brady with a wild 36-31 road triumph against Houston. The seesaw battle included eight total lead swaps, with four taking place during the fourth quarter alone, as quarterback Josh Allen carried much of the scoring load to help mask defensive issues.
While the unit surrendered 31 points, defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard witnessed positive signs from his strategic adjustments, such as repositioning Greg Rousseau from defensive end to outside linebacker, even as Leonhard noted the group's play has not met baseline expectations yet.
Brady commended the squad's execution and versatility, highlighting contributions from offensive weapons DJ Moore and Dalton Kincaid, before declaring that any win counts regardless of aesthetics and going shirtless during his postgame address. The coordinator, who also chose to direct operations straight from the sideline to communicate more effectively during live play, remains enthusiastic about the group's potential moving forward.
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