Bills' Dee Alford, Bradley Chubb on how defense must adapt after Patriots loss
What Bills' Dee Alford, Bradley Chubb said after loss to the Patriots.
Buffalo Bills defense struggled in their 29-26 loss to AFC East rivals New England Patriots, according to players Dee Alford and veteran linebacker Bradley Chubb. Alford believes the noisy environment in Highmark Stadium disrupted their communication, causing issues in getting the plays right. Chubb, a new addition to the defense, emphasized the importance of sticking to the process and building character despite failures.
The Bills have struggled with the new 3-4 hybrid scheme, and new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard is trying to help the team adjust. Younger players in the secondary like Hairston and Igbinosun are still finding their footing, while veteran players have been more successful. Alford is uncertain about his availability due to an ankle injury he sustained in the game.
The team's next challenge is a Monday Night Football matchup against the Los Angeles Rams on October 12 at SoFi Stadium.
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