ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- The feeling in the locker room after the Buffalo Bills' overtime loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Nov. 26 was one of frustration, and a search for answers.
The Eagles had scored 17 fourth-quarter points to force overtime, and the Bills were left with yet another close loss, 37-34. The Miami Dolphins were 8-3 and pulling away in the AFC East. For the 6-6 Bills, it was turning into a season of what could have been.
While the Bills were putting up yards, finishing games wasn't happening consistently.