Opinion: Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills may have just played the best game in team history
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— There was a point in the second quarter of Saturday night’s stunning AFC wild-card game when I started thinking back to January 1991.That was the year of the Buffalo Bills’ first Super Bowl appearance and to get to Tampa they played two of the most remarkable playoff games we’ve ever seen at the place that was then called Rich Stadium.First there was the 44-34 victory over the arch-rival Dolphins on a snowy afternoon, Jim Kelly outdueling Dan Marino in an epic shootout. Never mind that the regular-season series was split; we know that if the wind hadn’t blown the way it did in the game at Highmark Stadium, the Bills probably would have won that one, too.What stunned me about this game was just how flat the Patriots came out, and how unprepared they looked.I mean, they had faced Allen eight times since he came into the league in 2018 and you would have thought this was the first game they’d ever seen him.
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