The key to an offensive bounceback seemed simple. After passing the ball 51 times in their Week 1 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, just what, exactly, the Buffalo Bills needed to do in order to get their offense back on track in their Week 2 matchup with the Miami Dolphins was not difficult to identify. Run the ball. And they did that early, handing the ball off to Devin Singletary on the offense’s second play of the game. The result? A 46-yard touchdown run in which the third-year back was untouched. Singletary took the ball, made a slight cut to the left, and was off to the endzone, giving Buffalo an early lead that it would later stretch in commanding fashion. The run set the tone for Buffalo offensively, as Singletary and sophomore back Zack Moss combined for 108 rushing yards and three touchdowns on the day. MOTORIN' 😤📺 #BUFvsMIA: FOX pic.twitter.com/TSe4urVHlQ— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) September 19, 2021 According to head coach Sean McDermott, the early touchdown was a result of a week’s worth of preparation and a strong sideline energy. “I’ve been around those [early game scores] before,” McDermott said while talking to reporters after the game. “It’s a … Continue reading Devin Singletary, Zack Moss shine as rushing attack leads Bills to dominant win over Dolphins