The glory days of the Buffalo Bills modern era are alive and well. The AFC East franchise has reached the postseason in each of the past five seasons and made at least the AFC Divisional Round four years in a row, good for the backers at Ontario sportsbooks recently.
Sadly, for Josh Allen and company, Buffalo hasn’t been able to get over the hump in the postseason. They fell to the Houston Texans in the Wild Card round in overtime to end the 2019 season. Buffalo then lost to Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game in the 2020 season.
The past three years, Buffalo has fallen in the Divisional Round, twice to Kansas City again and against Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2022 season.
Buffalo Bills Jersey Results
Jersey Type | Win-Loss % |
Red | .833 |
White | .703 |
Blue | .692 |
Best Jerseys For Bills Since 2019
At OntarioBets.com, we wanted to see if there was any correlation between jersey and performance – customers using Ontario sports betting apps sometimes seek such trends. We used Pro-Football-Reference.com and Gridiron-Uniforms.com to compare the past five years of jerseys and game results, discovering which Bills jerseys had the best and worst winning percentages.
Buffalo has gone 58-24 (a .707 percentage) overall since the 2019 season. In that span, the team’s red ensemble has been the Bills’ best, with an .833 winning percentage. In the road whites, Buffalo has maintained a .703 percentage. Even their worst number, for their blue jerseys, is still pretty good at .692 over the past five years, according to Gridiron-Uniforms.com.
That illustrates the franchise’s gridiron renaissance under head coach Sean McDermott.
Buffalo Bills 2024 Outlook
This year, the team at Bet365 Ontario Sportsbook gives the Bills the shortest odds of any team to win the AFC East, at +170, ranking just ahead of the Miami Dolphins at +180. Buffalo has +1200 Super Bowl odds, tied for fourth overall with the Bengals and Detroit Lions, behind the Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers (+550 apiece) and the Baltimore Ravens at +900.
The only thing left for Allen and McDermott to achieve is to reach the Big Game, with Buffalo football fans still dreaming of that first NFL title after the franchise lost four consecutive Super Bowls between 1990 and 1993.
Buffalo’s last football championship came as a member of the AFL, when the club won consecutive titles in 1964 and 1965. Follow our Buffalo Bills Super Bowl odds as the team aims to hoist its first Vince Lombardi Trophy.
USA Today photo by Jamie Germano/Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
