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Some interesting tidbits from the article:
"You know what," Wilson said with a laugh. "At the start of the season, I never thought we'd win seven games. But you never know. You never know."
(What kind of ****ing owner goes into a season EXPECTING to suck??)
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The Bills defense has allowed an average of 284 yards in its past two games, while combining for eight sacks, including a safety, and generating seven turnovers, including Wilson returning a fumble 20 yards for a touchdown against Miami.
The offense has been more productive in the past two games since Edwards reclaimed the starting job ahead of veteran J.P. Losman.
Edwards, over that stretch, has combined to go 33-for-59 for 422 yards and four touchdowns and no interceptions. That's an improvement after he had only one touchdown passing and five interceptions in his first five appearances, including four starts, earlier this season.
Edwards has won four straight starts, the best run since Tennessee's Vince Young won six in a row last year. With four touchdowns passing against Miami, Edwards became the first Bills rookie to throw that many in a game, and first NFL rookie to do so since Chicago's Cade McNown did it against Detroit on Dec. 19, 1999.
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Jackson had 115 yards rushing and Lynch 107 against Miami, the first Bills tandem to have 100 yards in the same game since Hall of Famer Thurman Thomas and Darick Holmes did it in 1996.
Unlike the Bills owner, general manager Marv Levy refused to be surprised by the team's turnaround.
"It's certainly ahead of the start we had, but I can't say, 'Oh, I'm flabbergasted,"' Levy said. "I'm pleased and gratified."
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