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Bills News: Previewing The Chargers

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Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers were expected to be among the dangerous teams to watch in the AFC, but so far, through two weeks, Herbert and the offense have been massive disappointments, and the Chargers find themselves 0-2 after surprising losses against the Arizona Cardinals and Las Vegas Raiders.

The undefeated Buffalo Bills (2-0) are next up for the Chargers Sunday afternoon at Highmark Stadium, and unlike the Chargers offense that has sputtered out of the gate, Josh Allen and the Bills attack has been dialed in, piling up 77 points in wins over the Houston Texans and Detroit Lions.

What can fans expect Sunday afternoon, when the Bills and Chargers meet up for the 42nd time? Hopefully there are no errant weather balloons near the power lines at the stadium. Today’s edition of Buffalo Rumblinks leads off by sharing the key matchups to watch and positional analysis as the Bills look to start the season 3-0 for the third straight season, and the fifth time in the last eight years.

Check out the assessments below and then let us know your thoughts on the game in the comments section.

Bills vs. Chargers storylines to watch

Linked below: Breaking down the key story lines to watch, including how the Chargers have struggled to protect the football through the first two weeks; why Josh Allen and the Buffalo offense should be poised for plenty of big plays against a Chargers defense that ranks 29th against the pass; why veteran Joshua Palmer and rookie Skyler Bell should be ready to step in and contribute if DJ Moore and Keon Coleman are sidelined; why tackles Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt should have their hands full trying to slow down edge rushers Greg Rousseau and Bradley Chubb; how defensive tackle Deone Walker will once again prove to be a matchup nightmare for Los Angeles’ offensive line; why the Chargers represent a great chance for Jim Leonhard’s defense to fix the issues that have plagued Buffalo in the first two games; and more!

Even more Bills news

Examining why it’s a good thing for the Bills that head coach Joe Brady considers himself Josh Allen’s “biggest hater.” Plus, Buffalo makes a few roster moves heading into the Chargers game; and a giant tribute to Allen makes its debut in downtown Buffalo.

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