By Emmanuel 
On Sunday afternoon, the Bills showed everyone that they are one of the top teams in the NFL by winning a thrilling game against the Detroit Lions with a score of 48-42. This was the second week in a row where the Bills scored and allowed over 40 points, but this game felt different and had a different result. In a game, everyone on the team needs to work together to win, especially when playing away from home. The Bills made a strong comeback and improved their record to 11-3 while also ending the Lions’ 11-game winning streak. With three more games left, all against division rivals, the Bills aim to end the season well and try to catch up to Kansas City for the top seed in the AFC. As the playoffs get closer, the Bills must be at their best in every aspect of the game. Their best players must perform well, and every player on the team must contribute if they want to make it to New Orleans. Today, we’ll focus on two players who played exceptionally well on Sunday in a game that could be a preview of the Super Bowl. One of them is RB Ty Johnson.
Johnson was the star player for the Bills right from the beginning of the game. He ended up being the top receiver for the Bills that day, catching five passes for 115 yards. Johnson also kickstarted the Bills’ offense on the first drive by catching a 33-yard pass on the second play, which helped the Bills move into Detroit’s territory. After only four plays, Josh Allen threw to Johnson on third down for 26 yards, bringing the Bills close to scoring. Allen then ran the ball in for a touchdown from the Lions’ six yard line. Johnson made another big play in the same half when Allen connected with him on a wheel route for 31 yards on fourth down. That drive resulted in a touchdown and gave Buffalo a two-score lead again.