Buffalo Bills betting trends: How to approach the Super Bowl favourites off the bye week
Buffalo Bills are coming off their bye week after a win against the Kansas City Chiefs. Buffalo's first game after the bye is against Green Bay Packers on Sunday Night Football.
Buffalo Bills are Super Bowl favourites off the bye week.
The Buffalo Bills are coming off their bye week. The team has historically been better since Allen took over as the starting quarterback.
Buffalo hasn't lost a game after a bye week under new quarterback Allen. The team has made easy work of its opponents, topping them by nearly 10 points per game. Allen's passing numbers aren't eye-popping, but he's never thrown for more than 250 yards in a post-bye week outing. His rushing numbers are strong, scoring a touchdown on the ground in three of four games. Buffalo's defence has been stout following the bye, and hasn’t allowed more that 21 points in any of the games, thanks to head coach Sean McDermott's background as a defensive coordinator.
Devin Singletary played 86% of the offensive snaps in the game against Kansas City. Singleary had a season-high 85 rushing yards and four receptions for 22 yards. Zack Moss was a healthy inactive. The Bills are on the bye week. They play the Packers in Week 8.
Buffalo Bills have the best defence in the league per DVOA. They are giving very little to the opposition. The under on opposing team totals is a good bet. Aaron Rodgers is showing signs of decline at 38 years old. He has thrown for fewer than 250 yards in five of seven starts.
Gabriel Davis has been playing well recently for the Buffalo Bills. He has caught six passes for 245 yards and three touchdowns in the last two games. Davis is ranked first in yards per target (14.7), yards Per Reception (27.4) and yards/reception ratio (3.5). Betting on the Bills is advised to avoid his reception and touchdown props.
The Bills shut down the Chiefs in the second half. Buffalo has pitched five second-half shutouts this season. Green Bay is 28th in second halves and 23rd in points. The Bills' +11.2-point differential over the final two quarters is the best in NFL.
