NFL Analyst Pays Respect To Bills: 'Why Are We Surprised?'

You wouldn't be wrong to see several analysts and fans predict that the Buffalo Bills' run of dominance in the AFC East was over.

After losing several key players on both sides of the ball during the offseason, Buffalo was picked by many to relinquish their role as the top dog in the division through the 2024 season.

Through two games, though, the opposite has happened. Buffalo has moved to 2-0 for the fourth time in the Sean McDermott era, and even has a divisional win on their belt - a 31-10 whopping over the Miami Dolphins.

It has left those supporting the team taking an early victory lap.

"Why is everybody surprised by this? This was a complete whooping from start to finish," Kyle Brandt said on Good Morning Football. "People want them to go away. They're tired, they're tired. They want the new thing… No, no they're not. It's the Bills. It's the Ferrari guys. It's all I could say is that you're not getting a new thing. If you want a new thing, look in another division because this one's taken."

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Buffalo is looking to win the division for a fifth straight year and already has a game and a half in hand of the rest of their counterparts.

Brandt may be right - Buffalo and Josh Allen may be inevitable.