UNDATED (AP) — The Buffalo Bills were back in gear following Sunday’s 41-15 loss to visiting Indianapolis.
Josh Allen threw for four touchdowns and the Bills allowed just 190 total yards in a 31-6 thrashing of the Saints in New Orleans. Allen shook off two interceptions to complete 23 of 28 passes for 260 yards.
Dawson Knox grabbed two scoring passes for the Bills, who controlled the ball for more than 34 1/2 minutes and didn’t allow a point until Trevor Siemian’s scoring pass on the first play of the fourth quarter.
Stefon Diggs and Matt Breida also had TD grabs for the 7-4 Bills, who are currently in a first-place tie with the Patriots in the AFC East.
The 5-6 Saints suffered their fourth straight loss, all since Siemian replaced injured quarterback Jameis Winston. Siemian was 17 of 29 passing for 163 yards and one interception.
