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Allen and Bills Look to Clinch Playoff Spot and Prevent Browns' Garrett From Getting Sack Record
The Bills need a win or tie combined with Colts or Texans' losses to secure their seventh straight playoff berth, while key players chase scoring and sack records.
- On Sunday, the Buffalo Bills can clinch a seventh consecutive playoff berth with a win at Huntington Bank Field and an Indianapolis Colts or Houston Texans loss or tie.
- Buffalo Bills, riding momentum from a dramatic rally, have won four of five games, including a 21-point comeback against the New England Patriots last Sunday, but face high stakes against Cleveland.
- Josh Allen will attempt to reach one more touchdown to hit 300 scores before age 30, while Myles Garrett, at 21 1/2 sacks, needs 1 1/2 to surpass Michael Strahan and TJ Watt.
- With Matt Prater out, Buffalo will use Michael Badgley, who was cut by Indianapolis two weeks ago, while Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders faces heavy pressure in his fifth start on Sunday.
- Against a Browns defense that allows just 32.7% rushing success, Buffalo Bills' rushing attack leads the league with 158.5 yards per game, powered by James Cook’s 1,415 rushing yards and 11 100-yard scrimmage games.
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Allen and Bills look to clinch playoff spot and prevent Browns' Garrett from getting sack record
Josh Allen will attempt to reach a couple of milestones on Sunday while also not becoming part of what Myles Garrett hopes is a record-setting day.
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How the Bills can clinch a playoff spot as soon as Sunday with their game in Cleveland
By Lance Lysowski, The Buffalo News, N.Y. A game Sunday against one of the worst teams in the NFL lacks the excitement and intrigue of the Buffalo Bills’ matchup against the New England Patriots, but the stakes are still high. Here are four ways the Bills (10-4) can officially punch their ticket to the playoffs for a seventh consecutive season as soon as Sunday: 1. A win over the Cleveland Browns (3-11) at Huntington Bank Field and an Indianapol…
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