01-17-2023, 09:23 AM
The Bills are averaging 28 points scored per game and 18 points allowed per game.
The Bengals are averaging 26 points scored per game and 19 points allowed per game.
Bills
Scored 40+ points in 1/17 games (5.88%). They are 1-0 in those games.
Scored 30+ points in 8/17 games (47.06%). They are 7-1 in those games. They've scored 30+ points in their last 4 games.
Scored 20+ points in 6/17 games (35.29%). They are 6-0 in those games.
Scored 10+ points in 2/17 games (11.77%). They are 0-2 in those games.
Bengals
Scored 40+ points in 1/17 games (5.88%). They are 1-0 in those games.
Scored 30+ points in 4/17 games (23.53%). They are 4-0 in those games.
Scored 20+ points in 9/17 games (52.94%). They are 8-1 in those games. They've scored 20+ points in their last 3 games.
Scored 10+ points in 3/17 games (17.65%). They are 0-3 in those games.
Josh Allen
14 interceptions and 7 fumbles. Averaging 1.24 turnovers per game.
Joe Burrow
12 interceptions. Averaging 0.71 turnovers per game.
Long story short, they'll need to capitalize on whatever turnover opportunities Josh Allen gives them, and they will likely have to score more than 30 points to get the job done. What's concerning is that they've only been able to do that five times this year, and those were with a healthy offensive line. The Bills, meanwhile, have been more consistent at scoring 30+ points, and they'll be going up against a Bengals secondary without one of its key starters. The Bengals run game will likely be limited due to the patchwork o-line, so this forces them to be one dimensional on offense. Can Burrow, with the o-line the way that it is, win this game through the air with the Bills knowing that's what he'll have to do?
The Bengals are averaging 26 points scored per game and 19 points allowed per game.
Bills
Scored 40+ points in 1/17 games (5.88%). They are 1-0 in those games.
Scored 30+ points in 8/17 games (47.06%). They are 7-1 in those games. They've scored 30+ points in their last 4 games.
Scored 20+ points in 6/17 games (35.29%). They are 6-0 in those games.
Scored 10+ points in 2/17 games (11.77%). They are 0-2 in those games.
Bengals
Scored 40+ points in 1/17 games (5.88%). They are 1-0 in those games.
Scored 30+ points in 4/17 games (23.53%). They are 4-0 in those games.
Scored 20+ points in 9/17 games (52.94%). They are 8-1 in those games. They've scored 20+ points in their last 3 games.
Scored 10+ points in 3/17 games (17.65%). They are 0-3 in those games.
Josh Allen
14 interceptions and 7 fumbles. Averaging 1.24 turnovers per game.
Joe Burrow
12 interceptions. Averaging 0.71 turnovers per game.
Long story short, they'll need to capitalize on whatever turnover opportunities Josh Allen gives them, and they will likely have to score more than 30 points to get the job done. What's concerning is that they've only been able to do that five times this year, and those were with a healthy offensive line. The Bills, meanwhile, have been more consistent at scoring 30+ points, and they'll be going up against a Bengals secondary without one of its key starters. The Bengals run game will likely be limited due to the patchwork o-line, so this forces them to be one dimensional on offense. Can Burrow, with the o-line the way that it is, win this game through the air with the Bills knowing that's what he'll have to do?
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