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Important AFC competitors played while the Bills sat idle for their bye week. Here is why the 5-1 Bills improved in the playoff standings before they return in Week 8 against the Baltimore Ravens…

Khari Demos argues that the 5-1 Buffalo Bills benefited significantly during their Week 7 bye due to favorable outcomes across the AFC. The New England Patriots lost to the Chicago Bears to drop 1.5 games behind Buffalo in the AFC East, while the Miami Dolphins defeated the New York Jets. Additionally, the Kansas City Chiefs suffered their first defeat of the season against the Seattle Seahawks, tying the Bills for the AFC's top spot.
The writer also notes Buffalo's upcoming Week 8 opponent, the Baltimore Ravens, entered a slump after consecutive divisional losses to the Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals. Baltimore has struggled with quarterback Lamar Jackson sidelined by a high-ankle sprain, though he practiced leading into Week 7.
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