Buffalo Bills running back Ty Johnson will likely face a punishment from the NFL after his wild touchdown celebration in Week 11.

There were several games on the Week 11 docket that ended with the margin of three points or less as Josh Allen helped the Buffalo Bills to a big win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The SportsLine Projection Model is backing the Buccaneers against the spread, which hits in 52% of simulations. Buffalo wins in 61% of the simulations, but Tampa Bay has more betting value as a +214 underdog. The total goes Over in 60% of the time.

Shavers made one huge play, catching a 43-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Josh Allen when the reigning NFL MVP played some backyard football before launching a strike to his new “X” man. All told, the guys tasked with replacing Coleman caught seven passes on nine targets for 130 yards and a score.

Josh Allen looks like the MVP, and the Bills' offense is elite. Will Buffalo break through and finally win a Super Bowl?

Although hindsight is 20/20, this latest news once again calls into question Beane's decision to select Coleman in the 2024 NFL Draft over Chargers' sophomore Ladd McConkey. Coleman went No. 33 overall in 2024, while McConkey was the ensuing pick at 34.

Although the Bills won by 12 points, there were nine lead changes, which is tied for the second-most in a game in NFL history Allen now has 75 rushing touchdowns in his career, which is tied with Cam Newton for the most in NFL history by a QB.

The Bills elevated an undrafted free agent tight end for Sunday’s game against the Buccaneers after Dalton Kincaid was ruled out with a hamstring injury.

After listing Keon Coleman as a healthy inactive for the first time in his career, there is no doubt the Buffalo Bills are experiencing a bit of buyer’s remorse