The Buffalo Bills are taking a much-needed week off to recuperate before taking on the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium’s GEHA Field the following weekend. Even if both of the clubs in tonight’s Super Bowl 1 are ones that participated in the league’s inaugural game, it’s not.
Numerous players from the Green Bay Packers and Chiefs’ most recent preseason game (NFL 2022) have moved from their Wisconsin homes to the busy metropolis of New York. The biggest name in Green Bay is no longer Aaron Rodgers, despite the fact that he was inactive for the most recent game between these two teams because of COVID-19 regulations.
Love’s first home game against the Chiefs under Andy Reid is tonight. I was surprised to learn that Kansas City is actually playing a road game, as was the case for most outside spectators of the Chiefs. In actuality, Patrick Mahomes’ first Lambeau Field game will be this one. Undoubtedly, the Chiefs’ defense is prepared to withstand any road game, particularly while playing the Packers, a squad that is still developing. In a very successful Thanksgiving victory over the Detroit Lions, Green Bay displayed moxie, but it’s safe to say the Packers have changed since losing QB12.
No, winning tonight won’t be easy for Green Bay. Few quarterbacks have the ability to completely take over a game the way Mahomes does with tight end Travis Kelce, and the Packers don’t have Mahomes at quarterback.
NFL Week 13 standings
After all of this afternoon’s games are over, let’s take a look back at Matt Warren’s Week 13 rooting interests to see if the Bills received the support we were hoping for. They are ranked here in Buffalo’s order of significance:
The Washington Commanders defeated the Miami Dolphins 45–15; the Tennessee Titans defeated the Indianapolis Colts 31–28; the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cleveland Browns 36–19; the Arizona Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 24–14; and the Jacksonville Jaguars defeated the Cincinnati Bengals (TBD — Monday Night Football)
Denver Broncos lost against the Houston Texans, 22-17.
Atlanta Falcons vs. New York Jets: Jets dropped, 13-8
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Carolina Panthers, 21–18.
Kansas City Chiefs vs. Green Bay Packers (TBD – Sunday Night Football): Packers prevailed, 27–19.
According to what MRW wrote:
Dallas Cowboys defeated Seattle Seahawks 41-35 on Thursday Night Football.
Los Angeles Chargers versus New England Patriots: Patriots fell short, 6-0.
San Francisco 49ers versus Philadelphia Eagles: Eagles lose, 42-19
New Orleans Saints vs. Detroit Lions: Lions prevailed 33-28; Bills don’t care about the result.
In Week 13, twelve games were crucial to the Buffalo Bills’ season.
Five (Commanders, Titans, Jets, Patriots, Eagles) did not go in the Bills’ favor.
The Bills did win six (Cardinals, Texans, Buccaneers, Cowboys, Packers, and Rams).
The Jaguars versus Bengals game is still up for debate.
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