NFL 2022 Buffalo Bills Win/Loss Odds Analysis and Betting Prediction

 

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Let’s talk about the Buffalo Bills. 2020 was a tremendous season for them. They made it to the AFC title game after bouncing the red-hot Ravens with a big home crowd on hand. They made it happen, just a win away from the Super Bowl and their best season since 1999.

But now, entering into 2021, they have pressure to win. Josh Allen is clearly a winner, so they have got plenty of good options here. That being said, they will be expected to take that next step and make it to the final game of the NFL campaign. With all that in mind, let’s take a look at the Buffalo Bills and try to predict their record for the upcoming season so you can bet against their NFL Team Totals odds.

Buffalo Bills Win/Loss Betting Odds and Prediction for the 2021-22 Season

What to Expect from Buffalo

The team should do a lot of winning. Stefon Diggs and Allen have such great chemistry on the field that is very clear. The one issue here, though, is that the run game is still not so good. Allen was their leading rusher through the three playoff games, which is only acceptable for a team like Baltimore in the modern game.

They need to diversify their offense while getting just a little more from their D. Believe it or not, it was a big Chad Henne play that kept the team out of the Super Bowl. We’re talking about a career backup that got thrust into the AFC Championship and made a big play. A tale as old as time.

When all is said and done, this group should be able to carve out a lot of victories.

OVER/UNDER: 10.5 WINS

With the year marking the start of the 17-game schedule in the NFL, teams will be playing one more game, and so a longer season is expected. They will be doing so without actually adding another bye week, which is a bit selfish for the money-grabbing and player safety.

The guys will have an extra week, with the preseason cut in half. The Bills are supposed to be great once again, and they most likely will be. So many guys on the team can make big plays, and they should be taken seriously. Even if Cole Beasley simply refuses to get his vaccine, he should be a high-impact player for them.

The defense is full of solid pass-rushers, and the sack totals should climb from the surprisingly low area it was in 2020. The team has a great coach and good coaches across the board. Winning is what we all expect them to do. So, they’ll do it.

Projecting Buffalo’s Win-Loss Totals

Regardless of the opponent, no easy matchup exists for any team lining up with the Bills. They will make it hard on all 17 teams that they see. And within the six divisional games, a 4-2 record is likely the worst they will finish. They could pretty easily sweep the Jets while potentially going 2-0 against either New England or Miami.

11 wins is a good number for Buffalo. They are not a perfect team, but a darn good one. They will beat some teams that are better than them and lose to some who are worse because that’s what pro football is.

Anything can happen, but 11-6 is the 2021 Bills prediction here.

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Although the Buffalo Bills went 10-6 last season, they’ve garnered plenty of buzz as a potential playoff team this season. So far, oddsmakers aren’t buying it. The over/under on Buffalo Bills’ regular season victories is 7. Will the Bills win more than 7 games? Or, will they fail again to get more than 6? Check out our Buffalo Bills total regular season win odds, analysis, and a free pick!

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Why Bills over 7 is a good bet?

Buffalo has a more than manageable schedule. They open the season against the New York Jets. In Week 2, they take on the New York Giants. Then in Week 3 they go head-to-head against the Cincinnati Bengals. The potential is there for Buffalo to be 3-0 before facing the New England Patriots in Week 4.

Although the Bills schedule gets tougher after their bye, they play home games against the Miami Dolphins, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins, Denver Broncos, Baltimore Ravens, and New York Jets. Buffalo could beat all 6 of those teams, which would mean 9 wins. Even if they lose one game among the 6, they’d end up with 8 wins if they start season at 3-0.

Why Bills under 7 is a good bet?

The offense should be improved. It’s still shaky. Josh Allen showed flashes under center last season. Those were just flashes, though. It remains to be seen if Allen can become the all-pro quarterback Buffalo envisions him to be.

The running back situation is sort of up in the air. Who knows if T.J. Yeldon, LeSean McCoy, or rookie Devin Singletary starts. Frank Gore is back, which is hard to believe. The offense did upgrade the wide receiver position by signing Cole Beasley and tight-end Tyler Kroft. Both should help Allen. How much they help is the question.

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Although question marks remain on offense, there are no question marks on defense. Buffalo’s defense should be its saving grace this season. Linebacker Tremaine Edmunds should step forward and become one of the best at his position.

The Bills also drafted Ed Oliver, an excellent defensive tackle from Houston. Oliver will plug up the middle. That gives Edmunds more room to roam. Cornerback Tre’Davious White will lead the secondary. White has the potential to be a shut down corner. If he becomes that shut down corner this season, the Bills will field a Top 5 unit.

Although the defense should be great, Allen must improve. That’s the real question mark for the Bills. Last season, Allen completed only 52.8% of his passes. He threw only 10 touchdowns to 12 interceptions.

He mustn’t just improve for the Bills to win more than 7 games, he must improve a lot. That’s the issue with going over with Buffalo. The defense will win the Bills only so many contests. Even though the schedule is manageable and the defense is awesome, Josh Allen doesn’t figure to have taken a big enough leap to bring the Bills to .500. Buffalo won’t win more than 7 games this season.

 

 

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Buffalo Bills 2018 NFL Win/Loss Odds Prediction

Buffalo Bills Win Total Odds – 6.5

Week 1 at Baltimore Ravens

Strangely enough, the Bills star the regular season with a road date in Baltimore. Unfortunately for them, they decided to part ways with underrated veteran quarterback Tyrod Taylor in favor of either unproven veteran backup A.J. McCarron or second-year signal-caller Nathan Peterman and that just doesn’t bode well in this contest against a Ravens defense that has been perennially powerful for close to two decades. Loss. 0-1.

Week 2 vs. Los Angeles Chargers

The Bills decided not to hire former interim coach Anthony Lynn and now, they’re going to see why that was a foolish mistake as Lynn brings in a Los Angeles Chargers team with some serious playoff hopes in 2018 to get the big road win. Loss. 0-2.

Week 3 Week 3: at Minnesota Vikings

Well, damn, things just don’t get any better for Buffalo as either McCarron or Peterman suffer a beat-down of epic proportions against Minnesota’s mighty defense. Loss. 0-3.

Week 4 at Green Bay Packers

I’m thinking Green Bay superstar Aaron Rodgers could throw the ball better left-handed than either McCarron or Peterman. The Pack get the fairly easy home win in Week 4. Loss. 0-4.

Week 5 vs. Tennessee Titans

I’m not real find of the Bills getting the win in Week 5, but I’m going to say complete desperation, combined with the fact that they’re playing at home, leads them to victory in this one! Win. 1-4.

Week 6 at Houston Texans

The Bills were one of the franchises that foolishly passed on Houston quarterback Deshaun Watson and now they get to suffer a bit for that obvious mistake. Loss. 1-5.

Week 7 at Indianapolis Colts

Andrew Luck will be back on the field for the Colts this coming season, but Indy has a multitude of problems on both sides of the ball. Buffalo’s stingy defense leads them to what looks like a rare road win in 2018. Win. 2-5

Week 8 vs. New England Patriots

Even at home in a huge Monday night affair, the Bills stand no chance of beating Tom Brady and a clearly superior New England Patriots team that enters 2018 with some legitimate Super Bowl hopes – again. Loss. 2-6.

Week 9 vs. Chicago Bears

I like Chicago’s hiring of former Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, but the Bears are still rebuilding and should fall to the Bills on the road in this Week 8 Inter-Conference clash. Win. 3-6.

Week 10 at New York Jets

I like Jets head coach Todd Bowles far more than I do Buffalo’s Seam McDermott. The Jets will have the edge at quarterback with either Josh McCown or Teddy Bridgewater being far better than McCarron or Peterman. New York gets the home win as part of a regular season split. Loss. 3-7.

Week 11 BYE

Week 12 vs. Jacksonville Jaguars

The Jaguars reached the AFC Championship in stunning fashion last season and have some legitimate hopes for a repeat performance in 2018 if not more. Jacksonville is simply superior to Buffalo on both sides of the ball these days. Loss. 3-8.

Week 13 at Miami Dolphins

Miami quarterback Ryan Tannehill is the definition of mediocre, yet he’ll be the best quarterback on the field in this AFC East divisional battle, That means Miami will get the win at home in what I expect to be a regular season split. Loss. 3-9.

Week 14 vs. New York Jets

Revenge will be the name of this game! The Bills get the win at home against their longtime division rivals. Win. 4-9.

Week 15 vs. Detroit Lions

I’m not real fond of Detroit’s hiring of former Patriots defensive coordinator Matt Patricia, but he knows Buffalo inside and out, plus Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford could outplay both, McCarron and Peterman with his eyes closed. Loss. 4-10.

Week 16 at New England Patriots

Sweep, sweep, sweep! The Patriots cruise in this one as they start making plans for the payoffs. Loss. 4-11.

Week 17 vs. Miami Dolphins

While I’ve got the Bills struggling mightily in 2018, they’ll at least finish off their campaign with a division win over a Miami Dolphins team that I expect to be mediocre at best. Win. 5-11.

I’ve got the Bills playing under their 6.5-game win total odds and you should too, especially with all of the impending legal drama surrounding superstar running back LeSean McCoy, who may now, miss some of the season for his alleged role in the league’s latest domestic abuse incident.

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It’s out with the old and in with the new for the Buffalo Bills as they get set for the upcoming 2017 season. You see, with the Bills firing former head coach Rex Ryan and passing on assistant Anthony Lynn in favor of former Carolina Panthers defensive coordinator Sean McDermott, the Bills are clearly heading in a new direction.

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Buffalo went 7-8 a year ago under Ryan while dropping the final game of the season under the interim Anthony Lynn. The Bills led the league in rushing as LeSean McCoy has a Pro Bowl campaign by rushing for 1,267 yards and 14 touchdowns. Unfortunately, the Bills also ranked a discouraging 30th in passing, despite the fact that Tyrod Taylor had a solid season by completing 61.7 percent of his passes with 17 TD passes and just six interceptions in 15 games.

In addition to their passing woes last season, the Bills also struggled mightily to stop the run, finishing 20th in run defense (133.1 ypg). Buffalo added cornerback Tre’Davious White with the 27th pick in the NFL Draft and wide receiver Zay Jones with the 37th overall pick, although they had a lackluster free agency signing period. The Bills haven’t reached the playoffs since 1999, but McDermott is on record as saying his team is a “playoff-caliber” squad heading into 2017.

Thus, if you’d like to make a season-long wager on Buffalo’s 2017 regular season win total odds and you need to know how the Bills are going to perform this coming campaign; therefore, let’s find out right now as I offer up my expert analysis and predictions on each and every game on Buffalo’s 2017 schedule.

Here’s A Closer Look At The Buffalo Bills 2017 NFL Win/Loss Prediction and Expert Picks

Buffalo Bills Regular Season Wins (2017 NFL Season)

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Buffalo Bills Win Total Odds 6.0

Week 1

Jets at Bills (-6)

After getting swept by the lowly Jets last season, the Buffalo Bills will kick off their 2017 regular season with an emphatic win against their longtime AFC East division rivals.

Week 2

Bills at Panthers (-3.5)

I’m expecting Carolina to rebound after a rough 2016 season that saw the Panthers miss the playoffs. Cam Newton leads Carolina to the home win and ATS cover.

Week 3

Broncos at Bills (-1)

Denver’s defense will rule the day in this Week 3 AFC clash and the Broncos will get just enough offense to get the road win at Buffalo’s expense.

Week 4

Bills at Falcons (-7.5)

You can expect Atlanta’s Matt Ryan to light up Buffalo’s uninspiring secondary to lead the offensively explosive Falcons to the high-scoring home win in Week 4.

Week 5

Bills at Bengals (-3.5)

After having their five-year run of reaching the playoffs unceremoniously snapped last season, I’m expecting Andy Dalton and the Cincinnati Bengals to bounce back nicely in 2017 even if they aren’t going to be Super Bowl contenders. Cincy gets the home win by a field goal.

Week 6

BYE

Week 7

Buccaneers at Bills (-1.5)

After a Week 6 bye and some time to reflect on their poor start, I like the Bills to get the home win over Tampa Bay, mostly out of sheer desperation.

Week 8

Raiders (-1.5) at Bills

Simply put, you should expect Derek Carr and the Oakland Raiders to put at least 30 points on the board to get the road win, although I don’t believe the Bills are going down without a fight. I’m thinking 35-27 Oakland sounds about right.

Week 9

Bills (-1.5) at Jets

Sheer desperation, combined with the fact that the Jets have all sorts of problems will help the Bills to get the road win and regular season sweep over a Jets team whose starting quarterback remains a mystery.

Week 10

Saints at Bills (-2)

The Bills will be playing at home in Week 10 but it won’t matter as Drew Brees torches Buffalo’s secondary, much like I expect Matt Ryan and Derek Carr to in Weeks 4 and 8 respectively. New Orleans wins in a shootout.

Week 11

Bills at Chargers (-2)

Things will continue to go wrong for Buffalo Bills in Week 11 as their secondary gets lit up once again, this time by Philip Rivers. Ironically, the Bills will fall in this contest to a Chargers team that thought Anthony Lynn was good enough to become a head coach – following his tenure and interim head coaching stint with Buffalo.

Week 12

Bills at Chiefs (-6)

Kansas City’s offense might be as fun as watching paint dry, but the Chiefs’ defense is as elite as it gets. Kansas City will get the narrow and uneventful home win as Alex Smith doesn’t commit a turnover and Kansas City’s defense limits Tyrod Taylor and LeSean McCoy.

Week 13

Patriots (-7) at Bills

The Bills beat the Patriots at home in Week 4 last year, but that was without Tom Brady on the field. When the future Hall of Famer played in their Week 8 meetings, New England won 41-25. Expect more of the same unless Brady is out for this Week 13 AFC East divisional battle.

Week 14

Colts at Bills (-1.5)

While I’m not expecting Buffalo to be a better team than Indianapolis in 2017, I going to urge you to back the Bills at home in Week 14, mostly because the Colts still have plenty of issues to address after going 8-8 last season and Buffalo will be completely and utterly desperate.

Week 15

Dolphins at Bills (-1.5)

The Bills were swept by the surprising Dolphins last season, but they only lost by a field goal in overtime in Week 15. The Bills avoid the sweep against Miami this season by getting the much-needed home win against their longtime division rivals.

Week 16

Bills at Patriots (-11.5)

Ho—hum…New England has gone 9-2 in the last 11 meetings against Buffalo and once won 15 straight against their division rivals from 2003-2010. Simply put, you should expect Tom Brady to play some lights out football to lead New England to the easy home win in Week 16.

Week 17

Bills at Dolphins

Unfortunately, the Buffalo Bills will close out their 2017 regular season with a road loss against Miami as the Dolphins desperately seek a playoff berth while avoiding the regular season sweep against the Bills.

On the other hand, I’ve got the Bills winning five games in 2017 to fall just a bit short of topping their six-game win total odds. It’s possible Buffalo should reach the six-win mark, but seeing as how they have one of the toughest schedules in the league in 2017, I definitely don’t see the Bills reach seven victories.