Buffalo Bills score 35 or more points for the fifth straight week
The Buffalo Bills haven’t necessarily played very good defenses to start the year and the offense has certainly taken advantage of that matchup. In the past four games, the Bills have scored 35 or more points and they are able to keep that streak going this week against the Titans.
In five games, the Titans are allowing an average of 26 points per game and in the first two games of the season against the Arizona Cardinals and Seattle Seahawks they allowed 38 and 30 points respectively.
If the Buffalo Bills are able to surpass 35 points, they would only be the fourth team in NFL history to accomplish this, joining the 2013 Denver Broncos, 2000 St. Louis Rams, and 1949 Philadelphia Eagles.
The @BuffaloBills can become the 4th team in @NFL history to score 35+ points in 5 consecutive games within a single season, joining the 2013 Broncos (6 consecutive games), 2000 Rams (6) and 1949 Eagles (5). pic.twitter.com/GmfmlOJ14c
— NFL345 (@NFL345) October 17, 2021
This would be elite company that the Bills would be joining as the 2013 Denver Broncos were led by Peyton Manning while the 2000 Rams were given the nickname ‘The Greatest Show on Turf’.
The Buffalo Bills offense has looked great so far this season and they should be able to continue this streak against the Titans and finish with more than 35 points in Week 6.