ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Coach Chan Gailey never said the Buffalo Bills wouldn’t face adversity this season.
Perfect no longer, it’s now on the Bills to show what their made of in proving they’re capable of bouncing back.
The tables have suddenly turned in Buffalo (3-1). After two stirring come-from-behind victories, the Bills got a taste of their own bitter medicine in blowing a 14-point, second-half lead in a 23-20 loss at Cincinnati on Sunday.
No surprise, it didn’t feel good in the locker room a day later.
Receiver Stevie Johnson was “disappointed.” Safety George Wilson, “frustrated.”
For Gailey, the only way to shake off the loss and start regaining the NFL’s respect is by focusing on the next game. That comes Sunday, when the Bills host the inconsistent Philadelphia Eagles (1-3)
