Indeed, the pass thing is interesting. What does that tell us?
The teams we've played are all pass-first in their offensive philosophy?
We've led 2 of the 3, in the NFL, when teams are playing from behind that means they will generally pass more?
In the one game we didn't lead, that team is the most "pass-first" them in the league?
Teams feel the way to beat this Defense is to attack in from the air?
If the Bills keep putting up points, and are more successful than not in stopping the pass, will teams start to try and grind out long drives to slow the game down? — i.e., Try to keep the offense off the field? (Of course the problem with that it that it seems to play right into the strength of the Bills Defense.)
others . . . ???
Or, is all this just a fluke, a statistical anomaly? As Mark Twain said, "there are lies, damn lies, and statistics."