4. LeSean McCoy reaches 100 rushing yards once again
The only bright spot during Sunday’s debacle in Los Angeles was the poor quarterback performance didn’t prevent McCoy from rushing the ball well against the Chargers.
McCoy ran for 114 yards on 13 carries for one rushing touchdown, while catching a 12-yard touchdown pass.
This is only the third time this season McCoy has ran for over 100 yards for the Buffalo Bills.
.@CutonDime25 found the end zone twice vs. the Chargers. #GoBills#HaveADay #BUFvsLAC pic.twitter.com/bNj85gLwBx
— NFL (@NFL) November 20, 2017
If McCoy keeps running this way for the rest of the season, it will take a lot of pressure off whoever is the Bills quarterback going forward and will be crucial if they hope to turn things around.
McCoy will look to keep the momentum going in Kansas City against a Chiefs defence that’s allowing 129.2 rushing yards per game, the fourth most in the NFL.