![Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) celebrates a long touchdown pass with offensive tackle Daryl Williams (75) as Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Christian Wilkins (94) watches the play downfield at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, September 20, 2020. [ALLEN EYESTONE/The Palm Beach Post]](https://images2.minutemediacdn.com/image/upload/c_fill,w_720,ar_16:9,f_auto,q_auto,g_auto/shape/cover/sport/f23bb1fda9bcdaaee64631b1655373e8614c1af994284f8307c52a5b18b716ff.jpg "Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) celebrates a long touchdown pass with offensive tackle Daryl Williams (75) as Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Christian Wilkins (94) watches the play downfield at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, September 20, 2020. [ALLEN EYESTONE/The Palm Beach Post]")
Number 6: Denver Broncos
The Denver Broncos entered the season with high expectations and were expected to be a playoff team. The hope was that Drew Lock could take that next step in his second season with playmakers like Melvin Gordon, Jerry Jeudy and K.J. Hamler added in the offseason.
However, Lock has struggled and the defense has been hit hard with injuries to key players like Von Miller and A.J. Bouye. While the Broncos have struggled, the Buffalo Bills can’t look past them and this is the perfect definition of a trap game.
The Bills will be coming off a Sunday Night matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers and have the New England Patriots the following week. The fact that this is a game on the road in the high altitude of Denver adds another element.
Of the final six games, this is a game that appears to be the easiest for the Buffalo Bills.