Bills and Chiefs have committed a combined 1 turnover since they played each other

[Charles Romes]

Chiefs have gone turnover-free since playing the Bills (8 games), and the Bills have a total of 1 - Allen’s pick against the Patriots (also 8 games). A combined 16 games played by the teams since their last meeting with 1 turnover between them. 

 

Edited 6 hours ago by Charles Romes

[BuffaloBillyG]

1 minute ago, Charles Romes said:

Chiefs have gone turnover-free since playing the Bills (8 games), and the Bills have a total of 1 - Allen’s pick against the Patriots (also 8 games). A combined 16 games played by the teams since their last meeting with 1 turnover between them. 

 

That's pretty wild. 

[Doc Brown]

Allen and his flippen arm punt had to ruin this possibly amazing stat.

[folz]

That is a crazy stat.

 

 

On the year, Buffalo is +24 in turnover differential.

 

Baltimore was +6 in turnover differential (and turnovers ended up being a key part in the Bills playoff win over them).

 

Kansas City is also +6 in turnover differential on the year (hopefully we can get them to cough up a couple too, despite their recent success holding on to the ball).

[MJS]

This is insane. That's why both teams are in the championship game. Wow.

[BuffaloBill]

41 minutes ago, Charles Romes said:

Chiefs have gone turnover-free since playing the Bills (8 games), and the Bills have a total of 1 - Allen’s pick against the Patriots (also 8 games). A combined 16 games played by the teams since their last meeting with 1 turnover between them. 

 

 

 

That is insane.

 

Even better, so happy that Josh Allen is playing so much smarter with the football this year.

[McMuffin]

Brady ball! Joe Brady has Josh playing like Tom Brady!  Cook, Johnson, and Davis have been protecting the ball as well as our pass catchers.  In addition we are on the plus side of the turnover battle.  This team reminds me of the early Patriots in how they move the ball in such a mistake-free manner.

[Dan Darragh]

59 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:

Allen and his flippen arm punt had to ruin this possibly amazing stat.

Maybe this is why Vegas has the Bills as 'dogs

[The Cincinnati Kid]

How many Mahomes interceptions have been overturned in the timeframe due to “penalties?”

 

…asking for a friend…

[LabattBlue]

This is an unbelievable stat.  

[26TrapDraw]

5 minutes ago, The Cincinnati Kid said:

How many Mahomes interceptions have been overturned in the timeframe due to “penalties?”

 

…asking for a friend…

63

[Steve Billieve]

Lot of talk about how the Chiefs aren't that good and are getting lucky, but I would say that stat alone proves that hypothesis wrong. By the only category that matters, this is the best Chiefs team ever.

[pennstate10]

Another pretty incredible stat is that Bills, as a team, have 8 turnovers all year.  All by Josh; 6 INT, 2 fumbles.  At least one of the INT bounced right off WR hands.  So they have zero team fumbles (other than Josh) all year.

[MJS]

1 hour ago, The Cincinnati Kid said:

How many Mahomes interceptions have been overturned in the timeframe due to “penalties?”

 

…asking for a friend…

Or just dropped. Allen's are NEVER dropped. Defenders make insane catches. Meanwhile, Mahomes hits defenders in the numbers and they drop it.

[Billl]

After watching 2 weeks of postseason football, my biggest takeaway is that these are the only two teams that I am certain won’t beat themselves.  Both have played a tremendous amount of postseason football over the past few years, and there’s nothing they haven’t seen before.  

 

Philadelphia and LA took turns crapping their pants on Sunday while McDermott and Reid just sat back and let Baltimore and Houston shoot themselves in the foot time and again.  I have zero doubt that Buffalo would have won that game even if Andrews didn’t drop the gimme.  Baltimore looked unbeatable all year long…except for the part where they lost 6 games.  They’re great at playing beautiful football.  They’re so-so when it comes to winning.

 

We have so much analysis and see so many highlights that it’s become easy to focus on how good teams are in their highlights while forgetting about what happens on the rest of the plays.  It’s like playing golf against your grandpa and then being surprised when you add up your scores he always beat you even though you had the longest drive on every hole.  Meanwhile, he didn’t lose a ball or miss a putt inside of 4 feet all day while you had to buy a second sleeve at the turn and threw your putter twice.