Josh waiting. Now the snap. Josh going to throw it. Look, look, spires into the end zone. He's got Tyler cropped open. Touchdown! Touchdown! Buffalo! Are you kidding me? Something strange is happening in western New York, something not seen in a generation.

Slowly but surely, from Rochester to Lackawanna, Buffalo Bills fans are starting to believe.

It's an unfamiliar feeling for a fan base that's accustomed to heartache.

But after a 4-0 start behind a red-hot quarterback, Bill's Mafia is suddenly grappling with a new sensation.

Confidence.

Today, ahead of a classic Tuesday night football matchup against the Titans, we ask

whether 2020 can pull its biggest surprise to date. Buffalo Bills, Super Bowl contenders?

I'm Pablo Torre. It's Tuesday, October 13th. This is ESPN Daily.

Marcel Luis Jacques, I assume when you got into the business of NFL reporting, you always dreamed

of Tuesday night football. You know, I don't even know if I covered Tuesday night football back at the high school or youth football level.

So this is truly a unique experience.

Marcel Louis Jacques covers the Buffalo Bills for ESPN.

It is the third, I believe, NFL game on a Tuesday in 74 years.

And we are talking right now on Monday. And we're doing that

because there has been this steady drumbeat of positive COVID tests that we've seen from

the Tennessee Titans, the opponent of the Buffalo Bills on Tuesday night over the last couple

weeks. We're talking 24 positive tests between

players and team personnel. And it feels still, I presume, like this game could still get

canceled any time until the ball is actually kicked off. So what are you hearing from the

bill side? Are there concerns you've heard from players or coaches about fears around the virus going into

this Titans game? First of all, we haven't heard anything officially from the bills since Thursday.

They've been in limbo throughout the week and the weekend and are kind of letting that spill over

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