Bradshaw Says Bills' No. 30 Defense Blocks Super Bowl Bid
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Updated · Fox News · Nov 1
Bradshaw Says Bills' No. 30 Defense Blocks Super Bowl Bid
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 1
Summary
Terry Bradshaw said Buffalo "will not win a Super Bowl," arguing its No. 30 scoring defense is too poor despite an explosive offense led by Josh Allen.
On Fox NFL Sunday, he framed the Bills-Ravens matchup as elite quarterbacks and running backs with "no good defense," adding Lamar Jackson could exploit Buffalo even while managing a bad ankle.
History backs that critique: no NFL team has won a Super Bowl after finishing in the bottom three in points allowed, while the worst champion by scoring defense was the 2011 Giants at No. 25.
Buffalo's offense has improved under first-year coach Joe Brady, but the report says the defense has slipped after the departure of defense-minded coach Sean McDermott.