Suddenly, the possibilities seem endless

After Josh Allen sprinted into the end zone for the second time, Vic Fangio had his made-for-TV moment.

The Broncos head coach flung his hands into the air, completely perplexed by his team’s inability to stop the juggernaut that is the Bills offense.

And there was still plenty more to come. Moments later, Jerry Hughes turned into Barry Sanders and returned the football 21 yards for a score on an incredible fumble recovery. On another drive, the Bills kept finding the end zone only to see the scores come off the board due to questionable penalties — Allen, caught audibly on camera, shouted: “How many times do we have to score?” With Buffalo up 35-13, Allen flung a 55yard bomb down the right sideline to Stefon Diggs seemingly for fun. And with Buffalo up 41-19, Devin Singletary decided to sprint 51 yards for the longest touchdown of his career.

The Bills didn’t just beat the Denver Broncos in Week 15 to clinch their first AFC East division title since 1995. They did it in style. They demolished, hammered, and smothered Denver all the way through.

There was really a no better way to once and for all show a changing of the guard in the division. This is no longer New England’s division to lose. This is Buffalo’s AFC East. And the Bills accomplished this feat in perhaps the best all around game they’ve ever had under Sean McDermott.

“It’s a great feeling,” cornerback Tre’Davious White said. “It’s the first time it’s been done in, what, 25 years? So it’s a huge step for this organization. ... To do it in this fashion is something that I don’t take lightly and I’m going to cherish for a lifetime.”