NFL insider John Frascella called out Bills GM Brandon Beane and head coach Sean McDermott for the team's on-field struggles. Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills struggled mightily against the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night (13 October). The team's offense struggled to find any momentum on the field despite the quarterback's best efforts to make scoring plays.On social media, NFL insider John Frascella called out the responsible parties. He believed that Josh Allen's talent is being wasted with a weak team."I gotta tell you something. There's something seriously wrong in this league right now. The Bills are WASTING Josh Allen's prime with Brandon Beane and Sean McDermott. This team just keeps getting weaker and weaker and more conservative, no weapons."Allen and the Bills started the season with a four-game winning streak. However, last week's 23-20 loss to the New England Patriots brought an end to this impressive run. In five games, the quarterback has recorded 1,217 yards and nine TDs passing while rushing for 212 yards and three touchdowns.Last season, the quarterback helped the Bills qualify for the playoffs. Unfortunately, they lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship. He tallied 3,731 yards and 28 TDs passing and was honored as the NFL MVP for his performance on the field.Allen and the Bills ended Monday night with a disappointing 24-14 loss against the Falcons. The quarterback completed 15 of the 20 passes he attempted for 180 yards. He also recorded two passing touchdowns while throwing two interceptions on the field.Bills HC Sean McDermott opens up about Josh Allen's struggles against the Atlanta FalconsIn the post-game press conference, Sean McDermott shared his honest take about his quarterback's performance against the Falcons.He stated that the matchup was very straining for Josh Allen, who could not be effective on the offense."It was too hard. It was too hard tonight on our quarterback," McDermott said as per Andy Young's tweet.Following this result, the Buffalo Bills have now put up a two-game losing streak. This has shaken their grip as playoff contenders from the AFC East, and potentially making a run for the Super Bowl.Sean McDermott and his team have a BYE next week before taking on the Carolina Panthers on Oct.26. It will be broadcast on FOX Sports at 1:00 pm ET. Can they make a comeback from this setback and emerge as the AFC champions to compete in Super Bowl LX?