The Buffalo Bills (11-3) are in a fantastic place. Only a win away from their third-straight AFC East crown and firmly planted with the number one seed in the AFC.

Three more wins would not only mean everything mentioned above, it would also mean 14 wins. The most in a single season in Bills history.

Lead by the likes of MVP-candidate QB Josh Allen, and the slew of weapons at his arsenal. Especially WR Stefon Diggs, who's on pace of to be the first Bills Triple Crown winner for a receiver. 

On the year, Diggs has amassed 99 receptions for 1,299 yards and 10 touchdowns. The next closes receiver to his output is WR2 Gabriel Davis with 42 receptions for 752 yards and six touchdowns.

A significant outing from Davis considering how close he is to his first 1,000 yard season. With a 1,000 yard season only coming 24 times in the history of the Bills, primarily from a handful of players doing it for multiple seasons.

The only thing that has happened once? 1,000-yard receiving teammates. With 248 yards from Davis over the next three games, the duo would be only the second in Buffalo Bills history.

Only in 2002, with WRs Eric Mould and Peerless Price has Buffalo ever had this happen.

Granted, receiving accolades are one of the last things on the Bills minds. With Super Bowl aspirations high and incredibly possible. This would be a cherry on top.

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