The Buffalo Bills defeated the Dallas Cowboys; are they now the NFL’s most dangerous team?
The Buffalo Bills absolutely destroyed the high-flying Dallas Cowboys. Following their crushing defeat, many people labelled the Cowboys as “mentally soft.” The Bills, led by Josh Allen, looked to be a lot more like the team we have seen in recent years. As the season draws to a close, they could be the strongest AFC team going into the postseason.
This season, the Bills haven’t performed well, losing a lot of games that they should have won. They have also suffered a number of serious injuries this season at different positions, which has surely led to their inconsistent play at different points in the season. However, after a string of impressive wins, the best of which came last week against the Cowboys, the Bills looked to be settling in. Josh Allen is currently ranked third in the MVP standings and isn’t predicted to win, which means the Bills, if they can survive to the postseason, are finally on the upswing.
No AFC team would want to play the Bills in the playoffs, particularly in the opening round. This is assuming the team can earn a postseason spot. They can defeat anyone at any time because they are a hungry team with strong playoff experience. Every AFC team, with the exception of the Baltimore Ravens, has displayed flaws at various times during the season. If the Bills can advance far in the postseason, they have a great chance to make waves.
The Buffalo Bills are only two games behind the Miami Dolphins and have a legitimate chance to win the AFC East division. The Dolphins now have three difficult games remaining: they are scheduled to play the Ravens, Bills, and Cowboys. This season, the Bills still have one game left against Miami. If the Bills can go into Miami and handle them, they have a good chance of winning the division. In a recent Bleacher Report piece, Jack Murray emphasised the Bills’ outstanding showing, writing:
Buffalo scored 31 points despite only managing 351 offensive yards, showing how successful their drives were when they did happen. In addition to forcing a turnover, the defence held the Cowboys offence to just 195 yards of offence and prevented them from scoring more than 30 points in five straight games.
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