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10. Buffalo: Jonah Williams, OL, Alabama The Bills have their franchise quarterback in Josh Allen, and now they need to protect him. Williams might not be a left tackle prospect, but he could be a star at right tackle or guard.

He hasn't looked right in many weeks this season.

2018 NFL Playoff Projections: Patriots miss out on first-round bye, Chiefs earn top seed in AFC by John Breech With two weeks left to play in the NFL season, only five of the league's 12 playoff berths have officially been clinched, which means we're going to see plenty of drama between now and the end of the year. A lot of that drama is probably going to involve the Patriots and that's because they're on track to play in the opening round of the playoffs for the first time since 2009. The Patriots are currently sitting at the No. 3 spot in the AFC and if that doesn't change, they'll be playing in the wild-card round. The wild-card round is basically every New England fan's worst nightmare, and that's because, under Bill Belichick, the Patriots have never made it to the Super Bowlwhen forced to play in the opening round. The Patriots have played in the wild-card round a total of three times under Belichick (2005, 2006, 2009) and they lost before the Super Bowl in each of those seasons. 3. New England Patriots (10.7): AFC East Champs Yes, the Patriots have dropped to the third seed in the AFC, but the good news for them is that the computer still likes their chances of winning the Super Bowl. According to SportsLine, the Patriots have the second best chance of any AFC team to win the Super Bowl, despite the fact that they're being projected to finish with the fourth-best record in the conference. Obviously, the computer isn't taking into account the Patriots ugly postseason history that we mentioned at the top of the page. Patriots remaining schedule: Buffalo, NY Jets.

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Tre'Davious White: "Focused on Finishing these Last two Games Strong." (2:22) CB Tre'Davious White addresses the media about how his teammates have been playing this season as well as the team's week 16 matchup against the Patriots. Lorenzo Alexander: "Play Physical, Play Fast" (4:42) LB Lorenzo Alexander talks to the media about the evolution of rookie Linebacker Tremaine Edmunds as well as this Sunday's matchup against the Patriots.

256 30 0 5 Beyond Blue and Red: Josh Allen and Super Cade - Never Ever Give Up (9:43) 12 year-old Case Spinello has been an inspiration to Josh Allen. The Bills QB invited Cade to Buffalo to share his story with the whole team.

Subscription required for full access: ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Josh Allen’s passing numbers won’t blow you away. By now, you’ve probably seen a number of analysts point to his completion percentage, passer rating or yardage totals as evidence of his stalled progress as a rookie. And yet, in the Bills’ 14-13 win over the Lions on Sunday, Allen played arguably his most complete game as a pro. He avoided interceptions, led a fourth-quarter comeback and didn’t take nearly as many hits as he did against the Jets the week prior. Yes, his completion percentage was only 50 percent and he threw for just over 200 yards. But the big plays he made helped change the game. “Every game is such a unique situation,” Daboll said. “Everybody would like to be 80, 78, 75, 70 percent, but you kind of need to peel it back and figure out the reasons why. Some of them could be throws, some of them could be decisions, and some could be a good decision, where we throw it out of bounds four or five times last game. Some of it is making a play on a ball and coming down with some things. “At the end of the day the quarterback really needs to be judged on leading this team down to score points and taking care of the football and giving us an opportunity for us to have success, and we’ll just keep on working on really all of the completion percentage, the third down throws, the red zone throws, the scrambles the staying in the pocket, that’s all part of it. The most important thing is that letter at the end of the day.” The Bills got the win, the fourth time they’ve done so in a game Allen has started this season. With the help of former University at Buffalo quarterback Joe Licata, we dive into the throws behind Allen’s impressive day.

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