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The Bills (4-2) are into their bye week now 5th in the AFC, and second in the division to the Patriots. It's far from a spot most expected them to be when they were 4-0 and Super Bowl favorites. It's important to keep things in perspective just six games into the season, but the six games, the last two in particular, have revealed a number of issues and questions about this team that have many re-evaluating where they stand moving forward. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana have takes on all of it.

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The Bills did a great deal to beat themselves in their first loss of the season to the Patriots. Monday night in Atlanta they look to bounce back. Atlanta is 2-2 on the year, and they've been a team of extremes. After a 30-0 loss to Carolina, they were impressive in a 34-27 win over Washington. They're coming off their bye week as they get ready to face Buffalo. Former Falcons and Ravens fullback Ovie Mughelli joined Adam and Sal for a preview.

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The Bills 23-20 loss to the New England Patriots Sunday night highlighted some key areas that have been of concern, aside from Buffalo beating itself with turnovers (3) and penalties (11). They're also dealing with more challenges related to injuries as they look toward Monday night's game at Atlanta. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana have takes on all of it.

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The Bills have more than turned the tide in the AFC East with five straight division titles and marching toward a sixth. It's a far cry from when New England dominated with Tom Brady at the helm. But many have identified New England as the team most likely to eventually challenge Buffalo given the turn the organization has started to make. How far along are they? How might things play out Sunday night in Orchard Park? What has Stef Diggs meant to the Patriots so far? Christopher Price of the Boston Globe and the Patriots Report podcast joined Adam and Sal for a preview.

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It's important to point out, we're asking that question just four games into the season. So much can obviously happen moving forward, but the Bills (4-0) are Super Bowl favorites, and certainly from an offensive standpoint, look every bit the part. To Josh Allen's point, they can actually be better. Does the defense concern you? These are questions that Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana debate looking toward Sunday night's matchup with the New England Patriots (2-2) in Orchard Park.

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It wasn't pretty at times, but the Buffalo Bills (3-0) were able to pull away from the New Orleans Saints (0-4) in the fourth quarter for a 31-19 win. Reigning MVP Josh Allen put his signature on it with a 27-yard gain on a 3rd and 5, followed by a touchdown strike to tight end Dalton Kincaid when the Saints had cut the Bills lead to two points. With the victory, Buffalo is 4-0 for the first time since the 2020 season. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana were live with postgame reaction.

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The Bills are off to an impressive 3-0 start as they prepare for Sunday's matchup against the 0-3 Saints. Former Bill Bucky Brooks was with Buffalo briefly as they emerged from the Super Bowl area back in the day. He's currently an NFL analyst, host of his own show on the BLEAV Network, and joined Adam and Sal with takes on the strengths and a potential weakness or two as the Bills further establish themselves as Super Bowl contenders.

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The Bills (3-0) look to remain unbeaten on the still young NFL season when they host the New Orleans Saints (0-3) Sunday. There are a lot of reasons behind Buffalo's continued success, but it's more than fair to say that turnover margin continues to be near the top of the list. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana break down what's become a historic part of this team's run, and take a look at some key factors looking ahead to Sunday.

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The Bills certainly weren't perfect in their 31-21 victory over the Dolphins Thursday night, but in the game's biggest moments, they were the team that made the key plays to pull out the victory. Josh Allen had another efficient night, James Cook was a stud on the ground, and while the defense needs to clean up some things, it was there when it mattered most. Sal Maiorana has thoughts on how the Bills earned the victory which gives them a 3-0 record and firm control of the AFC East.

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The Bills look to improve to 3-0 Thursday night against an 0-2 Dolphins team that they have dominated during the Josh Allen-Sean McDermott era. There's plenty of reason to think that will continue, but the Bills are dealing with injuries to two of their best defensive players in Ed Oliver and Matt Milano. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana join with a game preview.

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