Wisconsin's decision not to hire Jim Leonhard as head coach is still a touchy subject in the Badger State. I spoke to people in Leonhard's orbit - including Barry Alvarez - to learn about the Bills defensive coordinator's impact in Madison: buffalonews.com/sports/profe…

Joe Brady pointed the finger at himself for the Bills’ ugly performance on offense: “Everything we put on that field is a reflection of me.”

Really like what I've seen from rookie corner Davison Igbinosun. Two open-field tackles and a PBU since Benford left the game.

James Cook's 3-yard TD run put the Bills in position to improve to 3-0. It's 24-13 with 3:13 left in the fourth quarter.

With his second sack today and sixth this season, Greg Rousseau tied Mark Gastineau (1984) and Kevin Greene (1998) for the most by an NFL player through three games to start a season.

For the first time today, the Bills are leading. It's 17-13 with 7:35 left in the fourth quarter. Cook had rushes of 11, 11 and 4 yards to put Buffalo at the 1-yard line. Allen did the rest.

Finally, the Bills' secondary caught one. C.J. Gardner-Johnson's interception gave them life. They are down 13-10 with 13:25 left in 4Q. Allen and the offense take over at their own 42-yard line.

Bills need their defense to hold the Chargers to a field goal here. Five turnovers by Allen and the offense. Three fumbles and two interceptions.

Brutal moment for the Bills. Their fourth turnover of the game is a fumble by Dalton Kincaid. Happened at the end of a 25-yard gain. Heads-up play by Tarheeb Still to punch the ball out.

Chargers committed four penalties on that drive. Spoiled their chance to add a touchdown. Settled for a FG. Leading 13-10 with 6:12 left in the third quarter.

Hard to believe it's 10-10 at halftime. Missed field goal and Rousseau sack gave Bills life in the second quarter.

Josh Allen to Keon Coleman for a 37-yard gain, setting up first and goal for the Bills. No huddle. Allen saw there wouldn't be a safety near the boundary in time.

Greg Rousseau's fifth sack this season tied Bruce Smith (1992 and 96) for the most by a Bills player through three games. Incredible start. Clutch timing for the fifth one, too. Chargers forced to punt.

Bills need more of that from Landon Jackson. Batted down Herbert's pass to Hampton on first-and-10.

It'll get overlooked because of the other mistakes by the Bills' defense on that drive but nice work by Dee Alford on that third-down throw to McConkey. Harbaugh settled for the field goal, and it backfired. Bills still down 10-0 with 10:22 left in the second quarter.