This is the very thing that our journalists are anticipating for Week 14 between Kansas City and Bison.
Tyler Brown
The Bills showed what they were equipped for in Week 12 against the Philadelphia Hawks and missed the mark. Josh Allen is similarly as perilous as could be expected, and keeping in mind that they are injured, they are frantic, sitting at 6-6 with five games to go. I don't anticipate that the Bosses should set down, and history would let us know Patrick Mahomes doesn't lose two games in succession all the time. So, the new battles and wounds to the Kansas City safeguard will be a lot to defeat with the present status of the offense and Bison's capability. The Bills' safeguard is exceptionally terrible, so it very well may be a coming-out party for the Bosses' offense, yet I got the Bills to win.
Bills 27, Bosses 24
Value Carter
The Bosses don't lose frequently, and they seldom lose two times in succession, yet this feels like an opportunity for it to work out. The Bills are a genuinely frantic group that should do everything without exception they can to win. They complete a few things the Bosses have battled with, including forcing the ball and passing the ball to leave weighty developments. The Bills safeguard isn't excellent after a few key wounds, yet can the Bosses offense try and exploit it? This game will come down to whether Josh Allen turns the ball over and in the event that the Bosses can do anything with those turnovers.
Bills 27, Bosses 20
Matt Conner
The Bills are the group feeling the most urgency here, and I don't know these Bosses will make something happen until the linebackers begin to mend. Express out loud whatever you will about Bison's season however nobody will need to play them (or KC) in the postseason.
Bills 30, Bosses 21
Greg Florkowski
Sunday, the Bills come to town in a must-dominate match for the two groups. The Bills are battling for their season, and the Bosses are attempting to get their end-season run began. This game will be close, yet the Bosses will get the train back on the tracks.
Bosses 24, Bison 21
Lyle Graversen
The Bosses offense has most certainly had its reasonable portion of battles this season, and presently they will be without Isiah Pacheco. So for what reason am I anticipating KC to set up 30 places in a success this week? Three reasons: the Bills safeguard has been desolated by wounds; their training has turned into an interruption recently with firings and troublesome reports about lead trainer Sean McDermott; lastly, it seems like we're expected for a Patrick Mahomes seared earth game. Mahomes outduels Josh Allen, and the Bosses win a nearby one.
Bosses 30, Bills 27
Anthony Hatton
While things aren't precisely going ideal for the Bosses, they end up being playing a Bills group that is genuinely in urgency mode. Kansas City is as yet making progress toward the lead position in their gathering, with their season finisher ticket essentially ensured. Bison, then again, needs a street win just to remain in the season finisher chase. For a group with title yearnings to be taken out of postseason play this right on time, there could be horrendous changes on the training staff and list. For survival situations, Bison should win a shut down one out and about.
Bills 21, Bosses 20
Jacob Milham
Each group's record might be more terrible than expected, however this is a must-win for both Bison and Kansas City. The Bills need to win to just remain in postseason dispute, as their season finisher chances plunge to 7% with a misfortune this week. Kansas City is slipping right now after an astonishing misfortune in Green Narrows. Bison is falling off the bye, and they have been undefeated following their bye week beginning around 2015. Couple that with key wounds to Kansas City, this is Bison's down to lose on paper. Fans should be rambunctious, and Patrick Mahomes needs a wizardry to win this week.
Bills 27, Bosses 26
Charles Robinson
The Bosses have given us motivation to uncertainty them such a long ways in 2023, undeniably. Assuming there's one thing about this Bosses group, however, it's that they have made an appearance to play in defining moments. Indeed, even in the misfortune to the Birds, the Bosses were the more actual group. It will come down to the Bosses playing a perfect game. Might that at any point occur? We will see Sunday, however the inclination I'm getting from 1 Sharpened stone Drive is that the group is more adept to appear irritated for the current week than they are to get annoyed once more. Nothing is natural about Josh Allen drawing out a Mahomes wizardry to start off the final lap of the time.
Bosses 27, Bills 24
Stacy Smith
The Kansas City Bosses are in a tricky circumstance again with the Bison Bills coming to town this end of the week. Sadly, the Bosses will be without second-year man Isiah Pacheco. This implies staying up with the Bills will lay decisively on Mahomes' shoulders. A one-layered offense isn't a recipe for progress this week. Hostile battles will proceed.
Bills 27, Bosses 20
Lucas Strozinsky
This is a matchup of two groups who have not played to their ordinary norms up until this point this season. The Bills are falling off their bye and are more frantic, however the Bosses will haul it out eventually and break Bison's hearts once again.
Bosses 26, Bills 24
Award Tuttle
The Bosses will dominate this match, I trust. In any case, there is a situation where the Bosses drop this one and the whole NFL world oddities out. Gimme a Mahomes tossing it to Rashee Rice multiple times type game.
Bosses 27, Bills 21
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