The Bills

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Between week three and week four is the most informational week in the National Football League. This period shows what teams will do some damage this year, and which teams will be left in the dust wishing their chances were better. The obvious team that stands out from week three, with an incredible comeback performance against the once undefeated New England Patriots, is the Buffalo Bills. The Bills have had the best comeback game and season seen so far after having a disappointing last season with a horrible losing record. Before their game against the Patriots they had won their first two games with an astonishing margin the first game with a 41 to 7 win over the Kansas City Chiefs, and a close game against the Oakland Raiders winning 38 to 35 in the end. The Bills started off horrible against the Patriots and to be honest most people lost hope. They had gone down 21 zip in just the middle of the second quarter! But with an astonishing two drives by Ryan Fitzpatrick they had cut the lead considerably. Although it is highly unlikely that he hasn't been taken, pick him up if he hasn't. Then before the end of the half Rian Lindell the Bills kicker scored a field goal from 42 yards out. He is also a good pickup for any team. Mr. Lindell is experienced and we will probably be hearing his name more and more as he keeps his performances up. The Bills defense sure contributed to the win too. With four picks off of one of the best quarter backs in the game they stopped the Patriots in their tracks. If there is room pick up this defense without a question. The third quarter was the least exciting, the Bills scored another touchdown and the Pats tried to answer but came up short with only a field goal. New England still had the lead 24 to 17 going into the fourth. Fred Jackson the running back scores to tie the game at 24 apiece. Then soon after the defense picks off Tom Brady and scores. The Bills finally go up 31 to 24 with around ten minutes left. The Patriots get it back and answer when Wes Welker for the Patriots scores from six yards out. Finally with three seconds left in the game Rian Lindell scores the winning field goal from twenty-eight yards out. Don’t go hog wild and get all of the Bills players, especially any of the wide receivers and tight ends. Ryan Fitzpatrick doesn’t have a favorite so they average a little less than a touchdown a game. But do go and take their kicker, defense, running back, and quarterback. Any of these players would be a great addition to any team.