Buffalo Bills rookie Josh Allen replaces Nathan Peterman

Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott said he would "watch everything" from his team's 47-3 loss Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens before deciding who will start next Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers .

"It is too early to go one way or the other," he said. "I'm going to watch everything and be objective and make sure I can win games."

McDermott beat starting quarterback Nathan Peterman in the third quarter of the loss and replaced him with the choice of first rookie Josh Allen.

Peterman, the Bills coach, Sean McDermott, named the starter of Week 1, completed 5 passes of 18 passes for 24 yards, 2 interceptions and a score of 0.0. He was also fired three times. Peterman and the offense failed to clinch a first run until the first play of the second half, a 12-yard run led by LeSean McCoy.

"Overall, I thought we could have been better at several positions," McDermott said after the game. "I have to watch the band, to be honest with you, to have a better idea to make sure we are as well placed for him before giving you a better reading."

It was the first time that Buffalo had failed to win a first victory since the start of 2001, while Buffalo's 33-yard offensive in the first period was the team's least contested since winning 11 against the Miami Dolphins. a game of December 2003

Buffalo's 44-point loss was the second most unbalanced defeat in franchise history after a 56-10 loss to the New England Patriots in 2007.

"Obviously, it was not a good performance," Peterman said. "You have to do a lot of things, starting with me, a lot of games that I could have recovered, of course, but it's football, and it's coming back tomorrow, tonight." the whole week is spent following but learning by leaning on yourself, learning from these mistakes, but going ahead and trying to win another game. "

Allen entered the game with 11 minutes, 22 seconds to play in the third quarter and the Bills to 40-0. He finished 6-for-15 for 74 yards and was sacked three times.

"It's obvious that this is not the most desirable situation," Allen said. "I was going, just trying to make games, just trying to help this attack to move the ball."

McDermott added Allen: "I thought that he had thrown very decisive jets into narrow windows.He was also using his feet from time to time.I thought he was well in control of the group and the l & rsquo; attack at the line of scrimmage Apart from that, we will watch the film and evaluate it. "

The Bills' total offensive 153 yards were the 11th lowest in franchise history, while the first 10 on the team were the lowest in Buffalo since 1979.

Peterman's first interception occurred in the second quarter, when he overturned Kelvin Benjamin in the middle of the field. His second interception came in the third quarter against Ravens cornerback Brandon Carr, who brought him back to 32 yards on the 1-yard Bills line.