The Buffalo Bills are hitting form at the right time of the season, winning three in a row as the Cleveland Browns come into view for Week 16.
Josh Allen has catapulted into the MVP conversation after two stellar performances against the Cincinnati Bengals and the New England Patriots, as the Bills, now 10-4, are close to securing their postseason berth.
But with the Bills in good form, and the Kansas City Chiefs out of the playoffs, so too the Bengals and maybe even the Baltimore Ravens, there is a clear path for Buffalo in the postseason.
And what Allen has just said is an ominous message to the rest of the league.
"I feel like we're close," Allen said. "I feel like we still got some things to work on. Obviously, want to start faster in these games, but we're playing good football right now. I think there's still some more stuff that we can unlock."
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Do Bills really have another level to reach?
Going by Allen's comments, it appears so, and that should terrify the rest of the league.
We know what the Bills are capable of, and we have seen it play out in the last two weeks, with Allen putting on the Superman cape and doing things no other quarterback can.
Plus, the defense has shown signs of life, too, and when you mix in Ray Davis and the special teams unit, it is all firing right now. With three games left in the regular season, if Buffalo can rattle off all three, it will enter the playoffs on a six-game winning streak.
And the list of teams lining up to play them won't be very long at all.
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