Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen throws six touchdowns in a 44-32 demolition of Tampa Bay, reigniting the debate about whether aggressive, high-scoring football represents Buffalo's best championship path. Should the Bills embrace turnovers as the cost of explosive plays, or does ball control win in January? The crew breaks down how receivers Gabe Davis and Josh Palmer transformed offensive spacing, creating massive opportunities in the 10-20 yard range. Defensive adjustments using Dorian Williams as a spy contained Baker Mayfield's scrambling, while rookie Keon Coleman's disciplinary benching for missing a Friday meeting raises accountability questions. Jerry Ostroski provides technical analysis on protection schemes and personnel limitations plaguing the run defense, while the hosts examine whether scoring 40+ points matters more than possession metrics. Discover why left tackle Dion Dawkins delivered a pointed message about Coleman's future and what Thursday's matchup against Houston's elite pass rush means for Buffalo's offensive tackles.