Bills 2018 Super Bowl Wagering Line

They’ve shown they can win in the snow but can they win in the 2018 playoffs?

The Buffalo Bills shot themselves in the foot in 1999 when they benched Doug Flutie for Rob Johnson after Flutie led the team to an 11-5 record and a playoff berth.

Since then, Buffalo hasn’t been back in the playoffs, but their fans are hoping this will be the year and they are all jumping on the Bills 2018 Superbowl wagering bandwagon.

The Bills are currently in the final playoff spot in the AFC, and have an outside shot of making the playoffs if a few things go their way. However, since they are the Bills, it’s hard to imagine anything ever going right for them.

Buffalo’s odds of winning the Super Bowl is currently +15000, which shows the oddsmakers also don’t have a lot of faith in them considering they will be in the playoffs if the season ended today.

With two games against the Miami Dolphins and one against the New England Patriots, the Bills have a really good chance to make the playoffs.

However, the teams behind them have been playing better than they have, and Nathan Peterman is expected to start at least one more game with Tyrod Taylor recovering from injury, making it hard to count on the team to win games they are expected to win.

The Bills have a very good running game, thanks to LeSean McCoy, who has rushed for 1,007 yards this season. But their passing game is one of the worst in the league, and the team is averaging 18.5 points per game, which is 23rd. The Bills will need to heavily rely on their running game if they want to have a crack at the 2018 Superbowl.

Their defense has also been pretty average this year, allowing teams to score 22.3 points per game.

If the Bills do end their playoff drought, it is hard to see them making a lot of noise in the playoffs because they will have to win on the road to reach the Super Bowl, which will be difficult for them considering they have a 2-4 road record during the regular season.

However, if any of the teams ahead of them suffer significant injuries, anything is possible.