Buffalo Bills squeak past Cleveland Browns in a blunder-filled matchup that raises questions about Super Bowl ambitions. Can Josh Allen and James Cook carry an offense plagued by drops, injuries, and predictable playcalling? With 117 rushing yards and two touchdowns, Cook proves indispensable, but Buffalo’s receiving corps and defensive game plan leave fans frustrated. Jeremy White, Joe Marino, and Jerry Ostroski break down Myles Garrett’s impact, the flip-flopping linebacker rotation, and glaring third-down defense issues. The conversation spotlights the coaching staff’s conservative approach, the implications of Larry Ogunjobi’s absence, and how the offensive line handled Cleveland’s pass rush. As playoff positioning heats up, the crew debates whether the Bills are built for January success—and what needs to change before facing the Philadelphia Eagles. Will Buffalo correct its course, or are more ugly wins on the horizon?