The Buffalo Bills will play their second consecutive road

game against the AFC South this week when they travel to Indianapolis to take on the Colts. Here are our top three headlines for the conference match-up. Derek Anderson Vosean Joseph Jersey Boys , starting QB for the Buffalo BillsYes, you read that heading correctly. Due to Josh Allen’s injury and Nathan Peterman’s performance, the Bills are turning to 13 year veteran, Derek Anderson. The last time Anderson started a game was December 4th Infant Dawson Knox Jersey , 2016. In that start, he played only a single play—a pass that was intercepted. Who knows what would’ve happened if he was left in long enough. Maybe he’d be the original Nathan Peterman. Bills’ pass defense will be activeComing off a 2017 season where Andrew Luck didn’t play in a single game or throw a single pass, some thought the Colts might ease him back into full time quarterbacking. That hasn’t been the case at all. Luck leads the league in pass attempts by 22 attempts. The Bills have averaged roughly 28 pass attempts per game this season. The secondary and the pass rush for Buffalo will be active and tested all game long. That should bode well for the Bills chances of winning—the Bills have the league’s second best pass defense according to Football Outsiders. How will the Bills offense attack the Colts?Normally with a new quarterback starting (especially one who has only been with the team for two weeks) you’d expect the offense to keep it safe and stick to running the ball. Well, the Bills have the 27th ranked rush offense and the Colts have the 8th best rush defense. The Colts’ pass defense is much worse (24th) Dawson Knox Jersey Draft , but will Derek Anderson be able to take advantage of that weakness? The projected top-15 pick could be the best player on the board when the Buffalo Bills are on the clock"WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections NewsNotesOpinionAnalysisDiscussionPodcastNFL DraftSalary CapNFL DraftBuffalo Bills NFL Draft CoveragePotential Buffalo Bills target: Draft analysts’ take on DE Brian BurnsNew,11commentsThe projected top-15 pick could be the best player on the board when the Buffalo Bills are on the clockEDTShareTweetShareSharePotential Buffalo Bills target: Draft analysts’ take on DE Brian BurnsWith the needs the Buffalo Bills had coming into the 2019 offseason, general manager Brandon Beane has filled a good majority of their needs. Suddenly, pass rusher has become one of the top immediate needs. Outside of Jerry Hughes Dawson Knox NFL Jersey , the Bills get very little pressure off the edge. Brian Burns would change that in a hurry. Joe Marino of The Draft Network and Lance Zierlein of NFL.com have this to say about Burns:Joe MarinoLance ZierleinIn his final season at Florida State as a junior, Burns recorded 52 tackles, 15.5 tackles for loss and ten sacks. The biggest knock on Burns is his weight and strength. Although he weighed in at the NFL Combine at 249 pounds, Burns plays with his weight around 230. If Burns can maintain that weight and not lose a significant amount of his speed—which is what makes him a top pick—the concerns about his strength and size would vanish. Burns would immediately be one of the Bills’ top-two pass-rushers alongside with Hughes. If the Bills were to go with Burns at ninth overall Dawson Knox NFL Draft , Shaw Lawson’s future with the team would be in question. Burns might be gone by the time the Bills are on the clock, but if he’s there at nine he would likely be the best player available.