Carolina Panthers: Top takeaways from preseason victory over Buffalo Bills

Bills planned on targeting Kevon Seymour

There is no question that the Buffalo Bills entered this preseason game wanting to achieve two things: get the ball out of Nathan Peterman’s hands fast and throw in Kevon Seymour direction.

The Bills started the game with their first three pass attempts towards Seymour resulting in a defensive pass interference and completions to Andre Holmes and Kelvin Benjamin.

Later in the drive, Peterman connected with Rod Streater on a touchdown that was called back for offensive pass interference. However, a few plays later Peterman did end up connecting with Benjamin for the touchdown.

This cornerback job opposite James Bradberry was a big question entering training camp. While it is a limited sample size, it wouldn’t be surprising to see opposing offenses use a similar gameplan this season. It will be up to Seymour or rookie Donte Jackson to step up in this role.