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Bills Top Offense vs Vikings Top Defense, Who Will Win?! w/ Matthew Coller
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The Bills (6-1) have the top ranked offense in the NFL averaging 33.3 points per game.
the Vikings (6-1) have the top ranked scoring defense in the league giving up 13.3 per contest.
Something has to give Monday night.
The flip side of that is the Buffalo defense and the Minnesota offense leave plenty to be desired. There's no denying the Bills success is based on offensive production. Matthew Coller, formerly of WGR Sportsradio 550 in Buffalo, now hosts Purple Insider in the Twin Cities. He joined Adam Benigni for a preview of the Bills/Vikings matchup.
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