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By Matt Audilet
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The Buffalo Bills had an excellent opportunity to compete for a Super Bowl title this past season.
However, their year was ultimately cut short by a divisional round loss to the Denver Broncos.
The Bills suffered a 33-30 loss in overtime, with superstar quarterback Josh Allen committing four total turnovers.
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This is a painful memory for the Buffalo franchise, which is now looking ahead toward its first season under new head coach Joe Brady.
In a joint interview with Brady on Tuesday, Allen was asked how he's processing last year's playoff loss heading into 2026.
"Next question," Allen jokingly replied, via Kevin Clark.
“I mean, definitely we’ve watched it, we’ve put it in the past, we’ve learned from it,” Allen added. “We’ve been in the playoffs a lot of times in the last however many years I’ve been here now. And just continuing to find ways to learn from it."
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“It’s a hard pill to swallow sometimes because we haven’t gotten it done. But you knock enough at the door, it’s going to open at some point," he continued. "That’s what we have to keep doing, is keep knocking on that door and giving ourselves chances to be in that situation again.”
Allen and the Bills will begin their 2026 regular-season schedule with a Week 1 matchup against the Houston Texans on Sept. 13.
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