Bills coach Brady unsatisfied with 2-0 start as Buffalo prepares to host winless Chargers

Orchard Park, N.Y. (AP) — Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady appears less than satisfied with his team's 2-0 start to the season as they gear up to face the winless Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. The coach likened his feelings to opening the season with a winless record, noting that there are signs of concern. The Bills' defense has struggled, allowing 31 points and 24-plus first downs in their first two games.

However, the team is not perfect, and the offense has underperformed, failing to score touchdowns on 10 of 18 possessions. Despite the challenges, the Bills have had the advantage of a pre-season break to address their weaknesses, particularly on defense, where four new starters and a new 3-4 system were introduced. The Bills' pass rush has been a bright spot, combining for seven sacks in two games led by Greg Rousseau's NFL-leading four sacks.

The Bills will face a Chargers offensive line that is missing starting center Tyler Biadasz, guard Branson Taylor, and backup Kayode Awosika, as well as left tackle Rashawn Slater, who is nursing a groin injury.