Buffalo Bills Secure AFC East Title with Record Turnover Differential

Josh Allen and Sean McDermott lead the Bills to their earliest division title clinch in team history, solidifying their dominance in the NFL this season.

The Buffalo Bills clinched the AFC East title with a 35-10 victory over the San Francisco 49ers, marking the earliest division title win in franchise history.
Quarterback Josh Allen contributed three touchdowns, including a rushing score and a lateral-receiving touchdown, bolstering his NFL MVP candidacy.
The Bills' defense forced three turnovers, improving their league-leading turnover differential to +17, the highest in team history through 12 games.
Coach Sean McDermott's aggressive fourth-down strategies and Allen's reduced turnovers have been pivotal, with Buffalo converting 87% of fourth-down attempts this season.
Buffalo now focuses on securing the AFC's top seed, having already defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, who currently lead the conference with an 11-1 record.