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BUFFALO – The Buffalo Bills (16-2) continued their prolific march towards Super Bowl glory during their 29-15 pummeling of the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday, 29-15.
All 15 of the Bengals points were scored late in the 4th quarter after Andy Dalton spent the day running for his life from Geno Atkins and the rest of the Bills defenders.
"You play all season to get to this point," Dalton said. "It's sad to come out and play your worst game of the season."
The Buffalo pass rush accumulated 6.0 sacks on the day and countless quarterback pressures.
Atkins, the league's defensive player of the year, finished with half of the team's sack total.
"It's an effort thing now," Atkins said. "Everyone out here is good. It's just who is the hungrier team."
Todd Gurley, now full recovered from his rib injury that caused him to miss time late in the regular season, was dominant with 140 yards rushing and a pair of TD runs.
"Our o-line deserves all the credit," Gurley said. "We are one win away!"
The Bills are back in the Super Bowl for the first time since 1994 when the team lost for the fourth consecutive time.
"Whenever you talk about the Bills it seems like people bring up the 0-4 in the '90's," Aaron Rodgers said. "For us, we want to respect and remember those teams, but to give our fans here in Buffalo another memory when they think about the Super Bowl."
The Bills will head to Houston for a date with destiny and Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers two weeks from today.