The Buffalo Bills currently lead the AFC East with a 7-2 record, bolstered by a four-game winning streak. Despite their success, concerns about their run defense persist, highlighted by allowing 149 rushing yards to the Dolphins and 271 to the Ravens earlier in the season. In response, the Bills signed defensive tackles Jordan Phillips and Quinton Jefferson, both familiar faces, to strengthen their defensive line. Though general manager Brandon Beane did not make significant trades before the deadline, he previously acquired Pro Bowl receiver Amari Cooper, indicating confidence in the current roster. Quarterback Josh Allen has been performing exceptionally well, making him a strong MVP candidate with 20 total touchdowns this season. The Bills aim to improve their defensive capabilities while maintaining momentum for a postseason run.