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At 13-3 SU, the Buffalo Bills were no. 2 seed in the AFC in 2021 – but they were tops in the NFL against the spread, going 10-6 ATS in the regular season…

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Buffalo Bills Game Schedule 2024: (26 games)

Sunday, 03 Oct: Houston Texans vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Sunday, 31 Oct: Miami Dolphins vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Sunday, 21 Nov: Indianapolis Colts vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Thursday, 25 Nov: Buffalo Bills vs New Orleans Saints at Caesars Superdome

Sunday, 12 Dec: Buffalo Bills vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium

Sunday, 26 Sep: Washington Football Team vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Monday, 18 Oct: Buffalo Bills vs Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium

Sunday, 07 Nov: Buffalo Bills vs Jacksonville Jaguars at TIAA Bank Field

Sunday, 02 Jan: Atlanta Falcons vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Sunday, 19 Dec: Buffalo Bills vs Carolina Panthers at Bank of America Stadium

Saturday, 15 Jan: New England Patriots vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Thursday, 08 Sep: Buffalo Bills vs Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium

Monday, 19 Sep: Tennessee Titans vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Sunday, 25 Sep: Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium

Sunday, 02 Oct: Buffalo Bills vs Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium

Sunday, 09 Oct: Pittsburgh Steelers vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Sunday, 16 Oct: Buffalo Bills vs Kansas City Chiefs at Geha Field at Arrowhead Stadium

Sunday, 30 Oct: Green Bay Packers vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Sunday, 06 Nov: Buffalo Bills vs New York Jets at MetLife Stadium

Sunday, 13 Nov: Minnesota Vikings vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Sunday, 20 Nov: Cleveland Browns vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Thursday, 24 Nov: Buffalo Bills vs Detroit Lions at Ford Field

Thursday, 01 Dec: Buffalo Bills vs New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium

Sunday, 11 Dec: New York Jets vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Saturday, 24 Dec: Buffalo Bills vs Chicago Bears at Soldier Field

Monday, 02 Jan: Buffalo Bills vs Cincinnati Bengals at Paul Brown Stadium

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Most millennials can hardly recall a winning (much less memorable) Buffalo Bills team, while those of Generation X will forever mentally link the expression “Buffalo Bills” with “four consecutive Super Bowl losses” and/or “the Music City Miracle.” But the aging Baby Boomers may yet remember a Buffalo league champion – back-to-back titleists, even: The 1964-65 Bills, to be exact. These teams quarterbacked by future Republican vice-presidential nominee Jack Kemp went 22-5-1 over two seasons and won two AFL titles.

Sadly, though, even when the Buffalo Bills are successful, a long run of failure sprinkled with hard luck always seems to follow. After the 23-0 victory over the San Diego Chargers in the 1965 AFL Championship – arguably the greatest game in franchise history – came a loss in the first-ever AFC title game the following year, chased in turn by two decades of mediocrity featuring three playoff appearances and just one playoff win. In sum total, the first 22 NFL seasons by the Buffalo Bills were one seriously almost entirely forgettable run for the league annals.

Did NFLbets write “*almost* entirely forgettable”? Indeed, as at least one Hall of Fame-level player captured the nation’s imagination (if not very many Ws, thanks to notoriously cheap ownership), rewriting the record books and becoming the greatest at his position since the GOAT, Jim Brown. We are of course referring to Orenthal James Simpson.

Breaking these almost entirely forgettable stretch were the Bills teams built by head coach Marv Levy & Co. beginning in 1987. The likes of Jim Kelly, Thurman Thomas, Andre Reed, James Lofton, Bruce Smith and Cornelius Bennett lorded over the AFC during the 1990s, with eight playoff appearances after double-digit win seasons and, of course, those Super Bowl losses. The Bills’ 1999 season ended with Levy’s benching of Doug Flutie for the subsequent Music City Miracle win by the Tennessee Titans.

As a result(?), the Bills haven’t made the playoffs for the entirety of the 21st century.* After Drew Bledsoe’s career disintegrated in the early 2000s, the Bills have started notables like Kelly Holcomb, J.P. Losman, Trent Edwarrds, E.J. Manuel and Kyle F. Orton at QB while head coaches in the post-Levy era include a “Who’s Who” of incompetence: Mike Mularkey, Dick Jauron, Chan Gailey, Doug Marrone and Rex Ryan. All things considered, NFLbets figures the run of futility looks to last, through, what, 2027?

*If you seem to recall the 2017 team squeaking into the playoffs based on strength-of-schedule tiebreakers after trying to tank throughout the season, well, you remember incorrectly. That simply didn’t not happen.

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