When the NFL schedule first came out, the Thanksgiving night game between the Buffalo Bills and New Orleans Saints looked like a gem. Buffalo was …
When the NFL schedule first came out, the Thanksgiving night game between the Buffalo Bills and New Orleans Saints looked like a gem. Buffalo was one of the early Super Bowl favorites and New Orleans, with Sean Payton on the sidelines and the ball in Alvin Kamara’s hands, was trying to hang on to a piece of the NFL’s upper echelon. It hasn’t quite worked out that way, as the Bills come in at 6-4, losers of three of their past five after giving up 264 rushing yards in a 41-15 home loss to the Colts.
