The Buffalo Bills were able to salvage their season.
Firing Ken Dorsey proved to be a positive decision, as they’ve established greater balance and peaked at the perfect time.
Nonetheless, their shaky start to the season left them with no room for mistake in the final stretch.
That is why, in their divisional matchup with the New England Patriots this Sunday, they cannot rest on their laurels and simply go through the motions.
Bills WR Gabe Davis told NFL Network’s James Palmer that they realise they can’t dismiss the Patriots because they’re still a good team.
“We are concerned about the Patriots.” Davis stated, “They’re still a good team.”
And, despite their record suggests otherwise, Bill Belichick has a lengthy habit of spoiling the party for the Bills.
Even if they lose, they’ll almost certainly make the playoffs.
Nonetheless, the Miami Dolphins are only two games ahead of them in the divisional race, and with the Dolphins visiting the Baltimore Ravens, they must take advantage of this one-of-a-kind opportunity to take the lead, especially because they will meet in the season finale.
Simply put, a loss to the Patriots would be the end of the division, and considering the Patriots’ struggles this season, it would be a huge disappointment for both the club and the fans.
However, we have already seen what they did to the Denver Broncos, and one should never discount one of, if not the, best coaches in NFL history.
