It feels like just yesterday that the Buffalo Bills were preparing to kick off their 2024 campaign, an offseason’s worth of ridicule from national pundits and opposing fans alike fresh in their minds.

But that won't happen in Week 12 of the NFL season. After beating the reigning Super Bowl champions Sunday, the Bills are at 9-2. The last time the team had that record, the Bills were in the middle of their famed four-year Super Bowl run in the mid-1990s.

The Buffalo Bills didn’t play in Week 12 but they picked up two wins in the AFC Playoff Picture (and almost picked up a third). The other three division leaders were locked into close games, with two of them falling.

The Bills take a week off after their electric victory over the previously undefeated Kansas City Chiefs. Josh Allen is in MVP form as he's gotten Buffalo up to a 9-2 record, leading the AFC East with ease.

AFC East standings The Bills can pretty much start printing playoff tickets, if such tickets were still physically printed. They currently have a better than 99% chance to win the AFC East. Even if they lose all the rest of their games to fall to 9-8,