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Bills will try to keep amazing start going vs. Bengals
The mood inside each locker room, however, is vastly different.
The surprising Bills look to remain undefeated and continue their dominance over the struggling Bengals when they meet Sunday afternoon at Paul Brown Stadium.
Watching football on Sundays will be a whole new experience with NFL Network's channel, NFL RedZone. Find out why.
A year after being the NFL's last team to win following an 0-8 start, Buffalo (3-0) is the AFC's lone unbeaten after last Sunday's 34-31 comeback victory over New England. Rian Lindell hit a 28-yard field goal as time expired for the Bills, who overcame a 21-0 second-quarter deficit and snapped a 15-game losing streak to the AFC East champion Patriots.
That was the NFL's longest current winning streak over an opponent, but that distinction now belongs to Buffalo, which has won 10 straight over the Bengals since losses in Cincinnati during the 1988 regular season and AFC championship game.
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The surprising Bills look to remain undefeated and continue their dominance over the struggling Bengals when they meet Sunday afternoon at Paul Brown Stadium.
Watching football on Sundays will be a whole new experience with NFL Network's channel, NFL RedZone. Find out why.
A year after being the NFL's last team to win following an 0-8 start, Buffalo (3-0) is the AFC's lone unbeaten after last Sunday's 34-31 comeback victory over New England. Rian Lindell hit a 28-yard field goal as time expired for the Bills, who overcame a 21-0 second-quarter deficit and snapped a 15-game losing streak to the AFC East champion Patriots.
That was the NFL's longest current winning streak over an opponent, but that distinction now belongs to Buffalo, which has won 10 straight over the Bengals since losses in Cincinnati during the 1988 regular season and AFC championship game.
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