alongside his performance, making his extension a complex decision.

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The Buffalo Bills delivered an impressive performance in the AFC wild-card game, defeating the Denver Broncos 31-7. Dominating the game, the Bills controlled the clock, holding the ball for over 41 minutes, while the Broncos managed just 18 minutes. Buffalo outperformed Denver significantly in total yards, outgaining them 471 to 224.

Quarterback Josh Allen led the charge with a stellar game, throwing for 272 yards and two touchdowns, completing nearly 76% of his passes, while also rushing for 46 yards. His performance continues to bolster his MVP candidacy.

Defensive end Greg Rousseau added to his season's accolades with a solid outing, recording two tackles, a sack, and two tackles for loss, proving vital for Buffalo's defense as they prepare to face the Baltimore Ravens next week.

Running backs James Cook and Ty Johnson also shined, with Cook rushing for 120 yards and a touchdown, while Johnson caught a crucial touchdown pass. Despite an injury to Ray Davis, the Bills' backfield remains strong with Cook and Johnson.

Wide receivers Khalil Shakir and Curtis Samuel contributed significantly, with Samuel catching a 55-yard touchdown and Shakir making six receptions for 61 yards, showcasing the depth of the Bills’ offense as they advance in the playoffs.

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The Buffalo Bills are strategically resting eight starters in their January 5 regular season finale against the New England Patriots, as the outcome will not affect their playoff positioning. This decision allows crucial players to recuperate ahead of the AFC Wildcard Weekend. Among those ruled out is wide receiver Amari Cooper, who was sidelined due to personal reasons, and left tackle Dion Dawkins, who was scratched on gameday.

Defensively, the Bills are without notable contributors including cornerbacks Christian Benford and Taron Johnson, defensive tackles Ed Oliver and DaQuan Jones, and edge rusher Greg Rousseau. Linebacker Terrel Ber

F.A.Q.

Question: What decision should the Bills make regarding Gregory Rousseau's fifth-year option?