These five players haven't lived up to expectations for the Buffalo Bills over the first two games of the season, but there's still time to improve.

The Buffalo Bills are near or at the top of power rankings from multiple national publications. Buffalo holds a 2-0 record after defeating the Detroit Lions 41-31 on Thursday Night Football. The Bills' offense is firing on all cylinders, while the defense made enough stops to help Buffalo preserve their victory.

The Buffalo Bills are one of just eight 2-0 teams in the NFL, with the gap between them and the Super Bowl-favorite Rams shrinking as September progresses.

The Bills are expected to play the Canadian national anthem, along with "The Star Spangled Banner," before their home games in the 2026 season. While the Bills are technically the only team that plays in New York, since the Giants and Jets play their games in New Jersey, the team isn't regarded as a New York team like the other two are.

Buffalo's third-year defensive lineman is currently near the top of the league in one crucial category pertaining to run defense through the first two weeks of the season.

D.J. Moore suffered an injury in Week 2, but it looks like he could be available for the Bills' next game against the Chargers.

The reason why Suss believes this breakout from Rousseau is actually for real can be attributed to two main reasons. One is how his 4.0 sacks have come this season, and the other is the company he's joined through two weeks.

The Buffalo Bills are 2-0 and have done enough to prove they're a team to take seriously, as evidenced by their spot in NFL Power Rankings.