ORCHARD PARK - This was certainly not the scenario the Buffalo Bills envisioned for the final season at Highmark Stadium. The NFL schedule makers gave the Bills a regular-season finale home game against a team most everyone figured would be lousy (and the New York Jets were definitely that), almost like a college homecoming game where the home team beats up on an inferior opponent and afterward everyone hits the quad - or in this case, the parking lots in Orchard Park - to party. That part was great, but there was never an expectation that Sunday’s game would be the last one at the 53-year-old stadium. For a team coming off five consecutive AFC East titles, being chased by the New England...
