Bills Offense Breaking The NFL?

The Buffalo Bills may have found an offensive personnel package that defenses simply don't have a good answer for.

Buffalo's increased use of 13 personnel — one running back, three tight ends and one wide receiver — is creating a nightmare for opposing defenses.

Load the field with bigger defenders to stop the run? Josh Allen can attack the mismatch through the air.

Stay lighter to defend Buffalo's tight ends as receivers? Now you've invited the Bills to run the football against a smaller box.

Pressure Allen? Those tight ends can protect.

Play coverage? They can release into routes.

Pick your poison.

On this episode of The Post Podium Podcast, we're breaking down how Buffalo's tight-end-heavy offense is forcing defenses to play left-handed—taking away what opponents want to do and forcing them into choices they'd rather not make.

We'll look at how the Bills can use their trio of tight ends to disguise formations, manipulate defensive personnel, create mismatches and give Josh Allen answers before the football is even snapped.

The NFL has spent years trying to figure out how to defend Josh Allen.

What happens if Buffalo has finally built an offense where every answer the defense chooses is wrong?

Are the Bills breaking the NFL?

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