September 11, 2012 - 9:45 AM
By Tim Graham
There were all sorts of reasons to dislike the Buffalo Bills' debut performance Sunday against the New York Jets at the Meadowlands.
It's easy to remember the plays: Stephen Hill's 33-yard touchdown catch, Jeremy Kerley's 68-yard punt return, Darrelle Revis' leaping interception on the sideline, Antonio Cromartie's pick six.
But let's focus on some stats and factoids that led to the Bills surrendering 48 points.
Cast your vote for the worst of them.
Tim Graham returned to The Buffalo News in 2011 after covering the NFL for three years at ESPN and for one year at the Palm Beach Post. Before that, the Cleveland native spent seven seasons on the Buffalo Sabres beat for The News and was president of the Boxing Writers Association of America.
@ByTimGraham | tgraham@buffnews.com
Buffalo native Mark Gaughan started working at The News in 1980 and has been covering the Bills exclusively since 1992. He is president of the Pro Football Writers of America, and he is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee.
@gggaughan | mgaughan@buffnews.com
Jay Skurski joined The News in January 2009. The Lewiston native attended St. Francis High School before graduating from the University of South Florida. He writes a weekly Fantasy column in addition to his beat writing duties.
