4. Buffalo Bills
When Josh Allen puts up a six-touchdown performance, you obviously remember what makes the Buffalo Bills a special team. It's #17. The Bills don't have the best all-around team in the NFL, but they have just enough to allow Josh Allen to do what he does best. If he can take over games, he can personally and individually outscore anyone. He is the epitome of putting the team on his back.
With that said, you can't help but wonder if the Bills missed their "window" with the previous roster they had in place. There's been a lot of change in Buffalo over the past couple of years, and I don't know if the roster the Bills have right now is good enough to get the job done late in January. We know Josh Allen can do it, but how long can he play Superman?
3. Indianapolis Colts
With the way Daniel Jones played the last couple of weeks heading into the Colts' bye, I really don't know what to think of this team. Are they going to have to try and drag Jones to the finish line? He was playing so well earlier this season, and then just an absolute explosion of old (bad) habits.
In the last two games against the Falcons and Steelers, Jones had a combined four interceptions and six fumbles. Although the Colts found a way to go 1-1 in those games with an overtime win against the Falcons, I'm no longer sold that this team's success is sustainable unless Jones can return to form.
Shane Steichen has to have his guys prepared, and he has to have Jones ready to go after the bye, because the Colts are going to face a ticked off Chiefs team in Kansas City in Week 12.