Buffalo Bills Dominate Broncos 31-7 on Wild Card Weekend

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00:00to start off a triple header on wild card weekend on a Sunday

00:04around the NFL postseason. It began in Orchard Park, New York

00:08the Buffalo Bills the two seed the champions of the AFC East

00:12for a fifth consecutive season hosting that final at large

00:16wildcard team, the Denver Broncos with a second year head

00:20coach in Sean Payton and a rookie quarterback in Bo Nick

00:24second year for Sean of course, in the mile high city in early

00:28DRS. As some projected the Broncos maybe to keep this game

00:33at least within striking distance. It seemed as though

00:35Denver would two and a half minutes into the game. The

00:38Oregon teammates, Bo Nicks Detroit Franklin a 43 yard

00:42touchdown strike the Broncos led seven zip in Western New York.

00:47Maybe it is Denver team had some juice. From that point on the

00:51Broncos never scored again. In Buffalo scored 31 straight

00:56points to blow out the Broncos 31 to seven the bills cover as

01:00a seven and a half point home favorite a total of 48 in a hook

01:04stayed well under fifth consecutive NFL season. The

01:09Buffalo Bills have won a playoff game on wildcard weekend.

01:13Stay on beating at home too. But also like before I even got to

01:16my car after the show was seven. I'm like, Oh, look at this

01:19underdog Denver going to provide some fight in this game. And

01:22they certainly didn't in the second half. But understand

01:24this too. Denver had a chance to kick that field goal before

01:26the half, which I think kept the upright as well, which would

01:28have made it 10 to 10 and maybe gave them a little bit more

01:31momentum. But the second half was completely on Josh Allen.

01:34And the one thing understanding when you get to the playoffs,

01:36everything is off the table. You're not worried about what's

01:38going to happen next week. You know, saving your guy from week

01:4111 because you need him for a playoff run. James cookman

01:43usually averages what 1213 14, maybe 15 carries a game if it's

01:47a good day for him. He gets 23 carries for 120 yards 5.2 yards

01:52per carry and a touchdown. And you knew Josh Allen was going to

01:55chip in with this close to 50 yards and do more. The only

01:57thing probably shocking is he didn't run one in himself. But

02:00if you're going to get that type of performance out of James

02:02cook, which we saw him take that next step as an elite back in

02:05the NFL this year, I like the chances because the quarterback's

02:08best friend is, wow, I have a running back that can take all

02:11the steam off me. I don't have to be the goal line back the

02:14third and four back the guy makes the making all those

02:16plays, which I typically do. That's huge. And by the way, 20

02:19of 26 for 272, two touchdowns and no interceptions, a

02:23pastor rating of 135 and a QBR of close to 88 for Josh down

02:27the easy, the expectation set for an MVP style quarterback. He

02:31delivered that yesterday. The stakes get a higher next week,

02:34but this was a great win for the Buffalo Bills against the

02:36Chippy Broncos team with the mo of you'll beat the teams were

02:39supposed to, but the teams were not supposed to be usually

02:42turned out that way this year, but that's a rookie quarterback

02:44on the road with his first start. The future is bright for

02:47Denver, but the time is now for the bills.

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