Buffalo Bills Prepare for Playoffs Against Broncos

The Buffalo Bills, often underestimated, finished the regular season with a 13-4 record, sweeping rivals Miami Dolphins and New York Jets, yet did not have any players named to the NFL All-Pro team aside from quarterback Josh Allen. Despite the snubs, Allen's teammates believe he will excel in the playoffs, with cornerback Taron Johnson stating he expects Allen to play 'lights out.' The Bills will host the Denver Broncos in the Wild Card round, with the Broncos seeking to control the clock to keep Allen off the field, as advised by former NFL player Darren Sproles. Allen reflects on his college coach's advice, emphasizing the importance of consistency in their approach. He also humorously urged teams to avoid pursuing offensive coordinator Joe Brady, who has contributed to his improved performance this season. As the Bills aim for their first Super Bowl appearance since the 1993-94 season, the upcoming matchup promises to be a critical test of their capabilities.