themselves Sunday Vosean Joseph Buffalo Bills Jersey , allowing the bottom-feeding Indianapolis Colts (2-5) to dominate the Bills in every possible facet of the game in a 37-5 throttling at Lucas Oil Stadium. While Bills fans might just want to forget about this debacle, the eighth time in 23 games that a Sean McDermott-coached Bills team lost by 20 or more points, there are many disturbing trends that emerged from this setback. What happened to Buffalo’s once resurgent defense? Where was the dominant pass rush, which just one week earlier harassed Deshaun Watson all game long, sacking him seven times? What about Buffalo’s promising linebacker tandem of Tremaine Edmunds and Matt Milano, who looked outclassed and out of place against a potent Andrew Luck-directed offense? In the latest edition of Billieve: A Buffalo Bills Fan podcast, host John Boccacino is joined by co-host Anthony Marino to analyze Buffalo’s embarrassing loss to the Colts. The Buffalo Bills have now scored a grand total of 31 points (two touchdowns, five field goals, and a safety) over their last four games, and Sunday’s loss was another example of how behind the Bills are in terms of offensive creativity, talent at the skill positions, and talent at quarterback. In the modern NFL, when teams routinely throw for 300 yards without breaking a sweat, Buffalo turned to journeyman QB Derek Anderson, who three weeks ago was retired and chasing his children around the family’s living room. On Sunday Vosean Joseph NFL Draft , Anderson was being chased around by the Colts defense. It certainly wasn’t Anderson’s fault that Buffalo dropped its second straight game to an AFC South foe, although it didn’t help that Pro Bowl running back LeSean McCoy suffered a head injury on the Bills opening possession and had to leave the game. Anderson started off 11 of 14 directing the offense, but after the defense forced back-to-back three-and-outs to start the game, Luck guided the Colts to a 13-play, 75-yard drive for a 6-0 lead early in the second quarter. That’s when the turning point came for Buffalo. Anderson, who until Sunday’s start had only three practice sessions under his belt with the Bills, directed a five-play, 62-yard drive and had Buffalo on the verge of scoring points. Anderson hit TE Charles Clay over the middle at the Indianapolis 13-yard line, but safety Mike Mitchell got his hand on the ball and punched it free, denying the Bills a golden scoring opportunity.