Denver Broncos vs Buffalo Bills Drive Stats and Recap

 Yesterday was a tough game all around.  The defense allowed the Bills to gain 82% of their potential yards, and the offense only gained 25%.  The Bills averaged almost 10 plays per drive, and the Broncos without a majority of their corner were just no match.  Missing Brandon McManus also was rough, as their should have been 3 points on the board after Denver's first drive.  

The first half was actually tight, as Denver was able to gain 41% of their yards.  But the wheels came off in the second half as the Bills tightened up and the Broncos followed a fumble with a quick three and out punt.  That pretty much ended it.  Lock was ok through most of the game, but had a few late out route throws that could have been picked.  It was just not a sharp day for the receivers either, with several drops.  This is bound to happen against a Super Bowl contender and a team that is held together with duct tape and rookies.

Offense	Defense	Start Line	Quarter	Result	Yards Gained	Potential Gained	Play Count
DEN	BUF	75	1	Missed field goal	42	56.0	9
BUF	DEN	59	1	Touchdown	59	100.0	15
DEN	BUF	75	1	Punt	25	33.3	5
BUF	DEN	95	1	Touchdown	95	100.0	12
DEN	BUF	75	2	Punt	0	0.0	3
DEN	BUF	35	2	Touchdown	35	100.0	6
BUF	DEN	76	2	Punt	4	5.3	3
DEN	BUF	95	2	Punt	2	2.1	3
BUF	DEN	59	2	Touchdown	59	100.0	8
DEN	BUF	75	2	Touchdown	75	100.0	15
BUF	DEN	43	3	Touchdown	43	100.0	8
DEN	BUF	75	3	Opp touchdown	-4	-5.3	1
DEN	BUF	75	3	Punt	-2	-2.7	3
BUF	DEN	68	3	Turnover on downs	64	94.1	5
DEN	BUF	96	3	Punt	1	1.0	4
BUF	DEN	58	3	Field goal	49	84.5	12
DEN	BUF	75	3	Punt	14	18.7	6
BUF	DEN	95	4	Field goal	86	90.5	11
DEN	BUF	75	4	Touchdown	75	100.0	13
BUF	DEN	51	4	Touchdown	51	100.0	1
DEN	BUF	75	4	End of half	5	6.7	3