5 Positives and negatives for the Buffalo Bills going into the offseason
By Theo Bachman
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Buffalo Bills Negative: The defense still doesn’t have a plan for Mahomes, Hill, and Kelce
Even with Tre’Davious White last year, Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce combined for 23 catches and 290 yards against the Bills in the AFC Championship Game. They didn’t quite reach that figure this time around, but the two of them combined for nearly 250 yards receiving, and if you add in Mahomes’ 69 yards on the ground, the trio combined for over 300 rushing + receiving yards and three touchdowns in the divisional round.
This group is nearly impossible to stop, and you could make an argument for all three players being the most talented at their position. Mahomes killed the Bills with his legs, and Kelce and Hill came up with clutch catch after clutch catch.
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The Bills must find an answer for this trio if they want to reach the mountaintop, and unfortunately, that answer may not exist. At some point, the Bills must do everything they can to try and stop Kelce and Hill and let anyone else beat them.