There was a lot of good film from the Buffalo Bills in their Week 10 matchup with the Minnesota Vikings – in the first half, at least. At the end of a beautiful drive to close the half, Gabe Davis caught a really well-thrown back shoulder TD from Josh Allen, who had a clean pocket to throw from. That drive went five plays for 71 yards in 1:22, leaving the Vikings only 0:27 in the half. We also got to see Devin Singletary’s first two rushing TDs of the season, the second of which came on a pin-and-pull run that you should recognize by now. https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1591862393717501953?s=20&t=XrjZokPJSLChUzrRPgWHpw Motor’s first TD is our play for this week. The Play: 2 & Goal, MIN 5, 8:10 Q1 The Bills come out in a heavy set with Bobby Hart as a sixth offensive lineman. Davis is initially wide to the boundary with Diggs and Shakir stacked wide to the field, while Allen is in shotgun with Singletary to his right. Allen motions Davis in tight to Hart right before the snap. Minnesota is in nickel with four linemen and one safety high with the other in the box. Smith is the force player on…