The Buffalo Bills made sure Minnesota Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz had a night to forget during their Monday Night Football matchup. Buffalo's defense showed just how much pressure it could put on the veteran quarterback, and linebacker Greg Rousseau openly discussed the team's approach after the game.
Following the game, Rousseau appeared on SportsCenter, where host Scott Van Pelt asked him how the Bills managed to put Wentz “in hell” throughout the night. The Bills linebacker explained that putting consistent pressure on the quarterback was part of Buffalo's defensive identity every week.
“That's our mindset every week,” Rousseau said. “We rushed solid. We rushed solid up front, and same with the DBs. DBs were strapped in the back end. I got some really good receivers.
“The offense was finally able to keep the Viking defense on the field for a while for that run game to lean on him enough at the damn final burst. But man, they made your offense work. I said to our group, I said to Jason McCourty, I was like, worth their a** off the score at all?”