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pletions on 44 attempts for 412 yards and three touchdowns.RB David Montgomery (Iowa State)A massive part of Iowa State’s win against heavily favored West Virginia was the play of a newly healthy Montgomery. The junior broke out his quick jump cut and just proved difficult to tackle and bring down all day. His ability to get West Virginia defenders to commit to gaps before cutting plays outside resulted in several big runs. With games like this, in what’s looking like a down draft for running backs, Montgomery is proving that he deserves to be considered one of the best.TE Jace Sternberger (Texas A&M)A&M had a fight on their hands against South Carolina’s electric offense and turned to perhaps it’s most unlikely contributor: recent transfer tight end Jace Sternberger. The junior had a career day thanks to his quick straight-line speed out of his stance and his soft hands. Most of all though was his absolute refusal to go down after first contact. He was dragging defenders all over the field after catches. Sternberger’s day resulted in 7 receptions for 145 yards and a touchdown. He’s one to watch moving forward.DE Zach Allen (Boston College)Teammate Wyatt Ray may have had more sacks, but Allen was more regularly disruptive in their game against Louisville. With his quickness off the snap and his pure upper-body strength, he took up residence in the Cardinals’ backfield. The senior was second on the team in tackles and came up with a sack and three-tackles-for-loss. He also managed to block a PAT attempt, which meant his team was able to go into the locker room at halftime up by four. LB Joe Giles-Harris (Duke)Teams need great linebacker play if they want to have any hope of defeating the triple-option offense, and that’s what Duke got on Saturday with the play of Joe Giles-Harris. The junior from Rockland County was the heady veteran presence that the Blue Devils needed in defending the Georgia Tech attack. Even though he didn’t have any splash plays, he paced his team with 15 tackles and his ability to take on blockers and tackle runners ensured that the Yellow Jackets had very few long gains. Vic Fangio’s defense eviscerated the Nate Peterman-led Buffalo Bills on Sunday afternoon, crushing all hope from Buffalo’s offense en route to a 41-9 blowout by the Chicago Bears. Peterman threw three interceptions on the day, though each one was the result of a bobbled pass by his receiver. The Bills also coughed up a fumble. Two of those turnovers were returned for  early in the second half, when the team was down 28-0 and shouldn’t have settled for field goals anymore.The Bills spent plenty of time experimenting with player reps today. Wyatt Teller and Jeremiah Sirles played some time in place of Vlad Ducasse and Jordan Mills. Terrelle Pryor and Logan Thomas ran routes and were targeted a few times. Marcus Murphy and Chris Ivory took a significant number of reps over LeSean McCoy.It didn’t really matter what they did. The players on this roster don’t have NFL-caliber talent as a unit. There are no difference-makers, there are no consistent winners. They cannot block. They cannot pass. They cannot get open. They cannot run.The Bills are lucky they won two games earlier in the season. They might not win another. This offense looks lost. The players walk around with thousand-yard stares. They can’t even be trusted to win three yards when they need three yards.The Bills defense played okay at times. They struggled to bottle up the five-foot-six dynamo Tarik Cohen, and allowed two touchdowns by Jordan Howard, but also forced a fair number of punts. They continued forcing fumbles, but weren’t able to create a turnover for an offense that desperately needs them.NotesThese are the players that the Bills should replace on this roster. And some suggestions for who could take over.Nate Peterman should retire after this season to become a priest (or minor league baseball player). Josh Allen needs to be the starting quarterback, and someone else should stick around as the backup when Derek Anderson inevitably retires. Just reach a hand into a hat of names.Russell Bodine isn’t good enough Authentic Shaq Lawson Jersey , and Ryan Groy already proved he can’t anchor. The Bills could sign Matt Paradis or Mitch Morse in the offseason, one of the few good offensive linemen in free agency this year. It’ll cost nearly million per year, but it’ll be worth it.Both offensive guards need to be replaced. It would be a challenge, but offering big bucks to D.J. Fluker, currently in Seattle, would be a great way to boost the run blocking inside. Chris Lindstrom and Garrett Bradbury, from BC and NC State, respectively, would be great choices in the second round of the draft.Jordan Mills has helped nothing at right tackle. There aren’t great options at right tackle, except Bobbie Massie. In the draft Lorenzo Alexander Jersey , Jonah Williams is the best offensive player available, and was an All-American right tackle for Alabama in the past.Kelvin Benjamin is public enemy number one. The Bills really need a receiver who can actually “Moss” someone, not pretend to. Iowa State’s Hakeem Butler is that player. 6’6” 220 pounds, and stopping him in the open field is like tackling an eighteen wheeler.Terrelle Pryor could be a contributor if he re-signed with the team, but the Bills also need real playmaking speed they can trust every down. John Brown is a free agent next year, one of the few speedsters who can hit the open market. Marquise Brown and Anthony Johnson are two vertical threats in college football.Charles Clay has no value for this team anymore. Jason Croom earned a trial through the end of 2018. Noah Fant, TJ Hockensen, and Irv Smith (if they declare) are great athletes with way better clutch genes.