In 2017, safety Jordan Poyer joined a Buffalo Bills team that struggled to compete against the Tom Brady-led New England Patriots and had a 17-year playoff drought. On Monday, a day after playing what could be his final game for Buffalo, Poyer contemplated the future of the four-time defending division champions, whose new nemesis has become Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. Heart-wrenching as it was having the season end for the third time in four years with a playoff loss to the Chiefs, Poyer was optimistic for what comes next for the Bills even though he might not have a role in it.
In 2017, safety Jordan Poyer joined a Buffalo Bills team that struggled to compete against the Tom Brady-led New England Patriots and had a 17-year playoff drought. On Monday, a day after playing what could be his final game for Buffalo, Poyer contemplated the future of the four-time defending division champions, whose new nemesis has become Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.