The Buffalo Bills once made it to the Super Bowl four years in a row.
They won none of them.
Both of those marks are NFL records.
Now, it seems like history is repeating itself.
This time, however, they can’t even make it to the big game.
Notably, that’s why Dan Orlovsky believes they’re the ‘most haunted organization in NFL history.’
On ESPN’s “First Take,” the former quarterback also stated that Josh Allen may be the most haunted player in league history.
He talked about the narrow point differential and how he’s been a couple of points away from having an all-time great career to just having a ‘very good one.’
"I think it's the most haunted organization and might be the most haunted player in the history of the NFL."
—@danorlovsky7 on Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills ? pic.twitter.com/XFU4blYP4s
— Get Up (@GetUpESPN) January 27, 2025
Of course, Allen still has a long career ahead of him, but this will sting for a very, very long time.
He’s always played as well as Patrick Mahomes, and he’s even gotten the best of him multiple times in the regular season.
Nevertheless, his team just can’t seem to take care of business in the playoffs.
Mahomes and the Chiefs have taken him down four times in five years in the postseason.
The Bills have lost because of overtime rules, missed field goals, or drops.
All of those games have been close, and all of them have been instant classics.
Even if you’re not a Bills fan or even if you root for the Chiefs, you can’t help but feel bad for Josh Allen.
Then again, someone had to lose; it just happened to be him again.
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