Every fall, football season rolls around. There are usually teams, especially in the National Football League (NFL), that are Superbowl bound just by the outcomes of their first three games, and then there are teams that do well through the season, but never make it to the Superbowl. The Buffalo Bills, getting exponentially better, are set up to have an exceptionally good season this year. 

Though they started their reign as AFC East Regional Champs in 2020, the Bills consistently got third or fourth place in their region for 15 or more years. Coinciding with getting the title, the Bills got a new coach, Sean McDermott, in 2017, which brought new plays and new workout plans to the team. A year later, their star quarterback Josh Allen, joined them from a college football team in Wyoming. 

The Bills’ season started September 8th at their home field with a game against the Arizona Cardinals. As their record so far is 3-0, they won that game ending with a score of 34-28. That game, they started the game with a fumble in the 1st quarter, however, they soon started to score points in the 2nd quarter. Starting with a field goal, then a touchdown for a total of 10 points against the Cardinals. 

Their next two games, against the Miami Dolphins and Jacksonville Jaguars, kept their winning record this season. Additionally, they did not let their opponents get past 10 as both games were 31-10 (Bills vs Dolphins) and 47-10 (Bills vs Jaguars). 

Throughout the past few seasons, the Buffalo Bills have been getting better, and this season they will continue to impress other teams and their fans, while also keeping their AFC-East Champions title.