Consistency was the buzzword for the Buffalo Bills' offense coming into the 2012 season. A quarter of the way into it, though, the results have been anything but. From game to game – sometimes even half to half – it's been feast or famine. The offense's inability to protect the ball has been the biggest reason why. "When you talk about consistency it starts with possessing the ball and not giving it up to the other team," quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick said. "It's something we thought we got better at in Weeks Two and Three, but we're back to square one and have to continue to make that a main focus for us. "Nobody is going to win games in this league turning the ball over like we did in game...
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