3 ways Packers can pull off upset vs. Bills in Week 8

2. Steal a possession or two

The Bills boast a turnover differential of +3, but they actually rank inside the bottom half of the league for giveaways. Buffalo has turned it over 10 times this season, one more time than Green Bay.

If an opportunity presents itself to make an interception or recover a fumble, the Packers simply must take it.

In a turnover-free game, outscoring the Bills won’t be easy. But if Matt LaFleur’s team can find a way to steal a possession or two, it increases their chances of an upset dramatically.

In Week 4, the Baltimore Ravens had a shock 20-3 lead over the Bills, in part because they intercepted Josh Allen once and forced a fumble. The trouble for Baltimore was that Lamar Jackson threw two picks in the second half, leading to a dramatic comeback win for Buffalo.

But the Ravens showed the way. When opportunities came up to force turnovers, they took advantage. Baltimore scored 10 points off Buffalo turnovers.

In the end, the Ravens couldn’t hold on for the victory, eventually losing 23-20.

If the Packers are to pull off an upset on Sunday Night Football, they must steal a possession or two. Whether it’s on defense or special teams, Green Bay must find a way to force a turnover.