med starting QB Womens Tre'Davious White Jersey , plus roster cutdowns The Buffalo Bills have been quite busy reshaping their roster this Labor Day weekend, and on the latest edition of the Buffalo Rumblings Podcast, co-hosts John Boccacino and Anthony Marino discuss the news that Nathan Peterman was named Buffalo’s starting quarterback to open the 2018 season. On NFL cut-down day, the Bills also released 34 players, and traded quarterback AJ McCarron to the Oakland Raiders for a fifth-round draft pick in the 2019 NFL Draft. Hear what our podcast duo had to say about surprise names that made the 53-man roster, the players whose release was surprising, and the ever-evolving punter drama in Western New York. First up for discussion on the podcast: the news that Nathan Peterman is Buffalo’s starting quarterback in 2018 following a strong showing in the preseason when Peterman completed 80.5 percent of his passes (33 of 41) for 431 yards, three touchdowns, one interception and a quarterback rating of 124.7.The duo talk about the great work done by general manager Brandon Beane in securing a fifth-round draft pick from Oakland for McCarron, a move that gives the Bills 10 draft picks in 2019. Switching gears to cut-down day, Boccacino and Marino share their thoughts on surprise roster cuts (Corey Coleman and Nick O’Leary in particular) and surprise names that made the roster (Robert Foster, Conor McDermott, and Logan Thomas), though Thomas’ ability to serve as emergency quarterback certainly helped his cause. In the never-ending saga at punter, Buffalo waived incumbent starter Colton Schmidt and claimed Corey Bojorquez, who will start at punter for the Bills despite not having attempted a punt this preseason. The pressure will be on Bojorquez, the former New Mexico standout, to both consistently boom punts for the Bills and establish a rapport with Stephen Hauschka on field goal and extra point attempts. Check out our Buffalo Rumblings podcast to catch the complete breakdown from roster cut day, and on the news that Nathan Peterman will start Week 1. Listen here. The Buffalo Rumblings podcast is available on iTunes Womens Josh Allen Jersey , Google Play, Stitcher, TuneIn, Podbay, Podfanatic, and practically everywhere podcasts are found.Subscribe, rate, and review our Buffalo Rumblings podcast now and leave your comments below. You can also download an MP3 version of the podcast by signing up for a free account at SoundCloud. We are looking for feedback and want to hear from you!Buffalo Bills 20, LA Chargers 31: Bills shocked into submission The Buffalo Bills showed life late in the game, but dug a massive hole in the first half that couldn’t be overcome in a 31-20 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. Rookie quarterback Josh Allen had an up and down day that included his first career touchdown, finishing 18 of 34 for 245 yards, a touchdown, and two interceptions. His west coast counterpart, Philip Rivers, was surgical with a 23-of-27 day for 256 yards and three touchdowns.Much like the Ravens in the season opener, the Chargers ran roughshod over the Bills in the first half. Philip Rivers had a nearly perfect passer rating and threw three touchdowns, while Austin Ekeler could not be tackled, and Los Angeles nearly ran up 300 yards in the first half. Buffalo’s offense looked better than week one, pretty much by default Youth Shaq Lawson Jersey , but they did score two field goals and turn a complete embarrassment into a typical NFL embarrassment.To their credit, the Bills settled down and looked like a respectable NFL team when the second half started. Josh Allen came out and engineered a touchdown drive (the first of the season) on the opening drive of the half, added a late passing touchdown, and the Bills defense held the Chargers to only three points in the second half. If a few more key plays had broken their way, the team could’ve engineered a full comeback. Two forced fumbles were blown dead, and a tipped pass fell into the hands of a Chargers receiver instead of a Bills defender. Josh Allen took a couple risks trying to close the gap, and they turned into a pair of drive-killing interceptions. The Bills will lick their wounds and try to carry some of the positive feelings from the second half into Minnesota next week when they play the Vikings.TakeawaysAllen looked like he could handle the NFL spotlight for most of the game, but still made a handful of rookie mistakes. He misread the defensive front on several plays, which contributed to LA’s five sacks.Tremaine Edmunds took a step back from his great performance in week one. While he tied for the team lead with seven tackles, the Chargers constantly picked on him in coverage. He missed some tackles against speedier receivers and runners.To make one excuse for Edmunds, injuries and Buffalo’s roster configuration put him in an uncomfortable position, like man coverage against slot receiver Keenan Allen.Zay Jones nearly dropped it, but hauled in a 57-yard pass from Josh Allen in the first half.Chris Ivory made a goalline appearance to score a rushing touchdown at the start of the second half.The Bills pass rush came to life, and Jerry Hughes and Lorenzo Alexander recorded sacks today.Injury notesPhillip Gaines injured his shoulder in the first quarter of the game. He was replaced by Rafael Bush and with the Bills running more base defense personnel.Taiwan Jones suffered a head laceration when he tried recovering a muffed punt, lost his helmet, and took a hit to the face from a Chargers defender.LeSean McCoy injured his ribs when Ryan Groy fell on top of him on a run. He made a brief appearance in the game but sat out the rest of the day.Rafael Bush was also injured late in the fourth quarter, and was helped off the field.