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The Buffalo Bills didn’t play in Week 7 on their bye, but they got a bunch of help. It wasn’t a perfect weekend for the Bills, but it was pretty close. Let’s start on Thursday night, where the New England…

The Buffalo Bills are tied for first place in the AFC with a 5-1 record following their Week 7 bye. Buffalo gained ground in both the conference and the division without playing, aided by a Kansas City Chiefs defeat on Sunday night that dropped Kansas City to 5-1.
Division rivals New England Patriots also lost to the Chicago Bears on Thursday night, leaving the 4-3 Patriots one game behind Buffalo. Looking ahead to Week 8, key AFC matchups include the Bills playing the Baltimore Ravens and the Chiefs taking on the Denver Broncos.
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