6 years agoThe Buffalo Bills were shut out by the Green Bay Packers 22-0 in Week 4, marking the first time that has occurred since 2008. The Bills were horrendous on offense, as they managed just 145 yards of total offense and 11 first downs. The 145 yards are tied for the 15th fewest in Bills history and the fourth time since 1980 that they were held to 145 or fewer yards. Rookie quarterback Josh Allen turned the ball over three times, throwing two interceptions while also losing a fumble. He was also sacked seven times for 64 yards. Buffalo has scored just 50 points over the first four games, which is 29th in the league and 31st in the league with 246.0 yards of offense.--Daniel Benjamin
Source: Mike Rodak, ESPN