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The Buffalo Bills are just one win away from playing in the Super Bowl. It s a reality, as analyst Matt Sabuda points out, that seemed incomprehensible in recent years, and decades, really. The defending champions, the Kansas City Chiefs, are the next challenge. This Bills team, Sabuda believes, has the potential to return to the Super Bowl for the first time in 27 years and he s encouraging fans to enjoy the ride.
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With their 27-24 win Saturday over the Indianapolis Colts, the Buffalo Bills have advanced to the AFC Divisional round and will host the Baltimore Ravens Saturday night. The game features an intriguing matchup, says analyst Matt Sabuda. While Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is the reigning league MVP, Bills quarterback Josh Allen has earned consideration as MVP this season. As Sabuda points out, both quarterbacks were taken in the 2018 NFL Draft which featured five quarterbacks selected in the first round.
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It s been over a year since fans have been allowed inside Bills Stadium to watch their team. That changes next weekend when 6,772 people will be allowed to attend the team s first home playoff game in 25 years. During a special edition of Beyond the Playbook, analyst Matt Sabuda offers perspective on what the development means for a community that enjoys a unique connection with its NFL team.
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It s been a long time 25 years to be exact since the Buffalo Bills finished first in the AFC East. As analyst Matt Sabuda points out, he was just 13 years old and current Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen when the Bills took the 1995 AFC East title. That changed Saturday night when the Bills rode an explosion of football energy to pummel the Denver Broncos, 48-19, claiming the divisional title with two games remaining in the regular season. It may not be the last title. This team s success is driven by legitimate and sustainable young talent, Sabuda said during this week s special edition of Beyond the Playbook.