2022 Opponents

[Nitro]

Home: Packers, Vikings, Steelers, Browns, Titans, Patriots, Dolphins and Jets

Away: Ravens, Bengals, Bears, Lions, Chiefs, Rams, Patriots, Dolphins and Jets

 

 

At first this looks daunting.  But  Steelers are going to have a new QB, Packers might be moving of from Rodgers and three teams (Dolphins, Vikings and Bears) will be rebuilding with new head coaches.  This off season will be very interesting for Buffalo.  They will bring in new talent to shore up areas of weakness and take this challenging schedule and attack it head on.     

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

Patriots, Patriots, Patriots!

 I am getting sick of Patriots!

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[RoyBatty is alive]

On paper, the most daunting on the Schedule are the Bengals on the road, great and improving QB with a solid overall roster.

[Motorin']

I think we are better off with a tough schedule. We seem to play up, or down, to the level of competition.

[RyanC883]

24 minutes ago, RoyBatty is alive said:

On paper, the most daunting on the Schedule are the Bengals on the road, great and improving QB with a solid overall roster.

 

hope that game is later in the year.  We need White at 100%, and we need to resign Wallace as well.  Another run-stopping DT in the draft.  The Bengals offense is loaded.  

 

 

[May Day 10]

Bills @ Rams MNF or international

Bills @ Chiefs SNF if they meet in the playoffs

Bills @ Lions on Thanksgiving (them or Miami or Jax)

Bills v Titans MNF

 

if the Bills arent on Thanksgiving, I could see the Bengals/Bills on TNF

 

Opener will be home against the Ravens

 

 

Edited January 10, 2022 by May Day 10

[buffalostu2]

Finally the Titans at home!

[Solomon Grundy]

I’ll offer my assessment after the draft/FA period

[The Wiz]

Also mentioned on WGR this morning that we are due for an international game and having 9 away games this season we might see London or Germany.

[CapeBreton]

I thought our 2021 schedule looked very favourable but the Bills just scraped by. 2022 looks much tougher right now but lots can change. 

[Nextmanup]

2 minutes ago, The Wiz said:

Also mentioned on WGR this morning that we are due for an international game and having 9 away games this season we might see London or Germany.

It seems like the NFL sticks lousy teams with those games, for the most part, knowing the disruption the travel has on any team.

 

I'm hoping we are immune from one of those games for a while.

 

They are the worst thing in the world.

 

 

[The Wiz]

1 minute ago, Nextmanup said:

It seems like the NFL sticks lousy teams with those games, for the most part, knowing the disruption the travel has on any team.

 

I'm hoping we are immune from one of those games for a while.

 

They are the worst thing in the world.

 

 

I agree that they normally do that but anything can happen.

 

And yes, I hate the international games but at least it would give me a reason to start drinking at 8am if the Bills did play there .

[Ned Flanders]

40 minutes ago, May Day 10 said:

Bills @ Rams MNF or international

Bills @ Chiefs SNF if they meet in the playoffs

Bills @ Lions on Thanksgiving (them or Miami or Jax)

Bills v Titans MNF

 

if the Bills arent on Thanksgiving, I could see the Bengals/Bills on TNF

 

Opener will be home against the Ravens

 

 

Ravens game is in Baltimore and even though I'd like it, I don't think NFL puts Bills on Thanksgiving two years in a row.  

 

I'm also thinking the Bills go overseas in 2022, as they are certainly due.

[Florida Bills Fanatic]

9 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:

It seems like the NFL sticks lousy teams with those games, for the most part, knowing the disruption the travel has on any team.

 

I'm hoping we are immune from one of those games for a while.

 

They are the worst thing in the world.

 

 

Since the league started scheduling team bye weeks following their international games, it isn't as bad for the teams.  It isn't ideal but it isn't as horrible as it used to be.  For fans, it is a great trip (in the UK) and a good time.  Seeing pubs full of Bills fans and hanging out was a lot of fun.  If they play in the UK again, I'll be there (Covid permitting).

[Mark Vader]

Road trip to Los Angeles! 

[Albany,n.y.]

Bills/Packers Super Bowl rematch will be the Thursday Night opener if Rodgers stays in GB.  

[Sammy Watkins' Rib]

2 hours ago, Motorin' said:

I think we are better off with a tough schedule. We seem to play up, or down, to the level of competition.

It’s amazing that it feels like we played down to the weaker competition when the bills average margin of victory this season was what three touchdowns?

 

 

[TC in St. Louis]

Tough schedule.  But if you wanna be good, you have to be better than the competition.

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

2 hours ago, RoyBatty is alive said:

On paper, the most daunting on the Schedule are the Bengals on the road, great and improving QB with a solid overall roster.

Could be just me and maybe this is a hot take but I have no confidence in Zac Taylor to win big games consistently.  They will quickly have an opportunity to prove me wrong though lol 

9 minutes ago, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:

It’s amazing that it feels like we played down to the weaker competition when the bills average margin of victory this season was what three touchdowns?

 

 

We didn’t really play down to the competition I think we’re just a little spoiled as fans for the first time in years 🤣 any time we had a 10 point lead or less the game day thread went into full meltdown mode.  

5 minutes ago, TC in St. Louis said:

Tough schedule.  But if you wanna be good, you have to be better than the competition.

It’s all relative now that Brady is gone and we will be the division favorite most years.  If we have a tough schedule the pats second place schedule won’t be much easier

[Max Fischer]

No Jacksonville. Dodge a bullet.