Buffalo Bills: Predicting when they will suffer their first loss in 2020
By Daniel Bruce
Another 2-0 start to the season for the Buffalo Bills, how long can they go without losing a game?
Over the next four games for the Buffalo Bills, they will have their work cut out for them. They will be playing all 2-0 squads in the Los Angeles Rams, Las Vegas Raiders, Tennessee Titans, and the Kansas City Cheifs. It is likely that they are dealt a loss in at least one of these games and I’ll try my best to predict which one.
While the home field advantage isn’t the same without fans in the stands, the comfortability with their home environment still adds some value to each team. The Bills are at home for the Rams and Chiefs games and hit the road for the Raiders and Titans. These next four games will be arguably the toughest stretch the whole season and will be a great measuring stick for the Bills as they have to prove they can beat the top competition.
With great competition comes great quarterback play and that holds true for the most part here, Jared Goff is looking like his 2018 self that led the Rams to the Super Bowl. The Las Vegas Raiders are still riding with the seven-year veteran Derek Carr, the Titans have a revived Ryan Tannehill and the Kansas City Cheifs have former MVP and the most recent Super Bowl MVP in Patrick Mahomes. Bills quarterback Josh Allen hopes to prove himself against the best.
The Bills offense has looked exceptional this season but their defense hasn’t lived up to expectations, especially versus the Dolphins last week. This was primarily due to the injuries to Tremaine Edmunds and Matt Milano, who both missed Week 2. Their returns would be much appreciated as they are two of the more pivotal players on the defensive side of the ball.