Bills using Josh Allen's 'Find A Way' as mission statement for upcoming NFL season

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Each morning on their way to practice, the Buffalo Bills were greeted by a large banner hanging off the back of the stands at their training camp facility.

Emblazoned in large red letters on a blue backdrop were the words: "Find A Way."

It was a phrase quarterback Josh Allen used during his camp-opening news conference, and repeated by others to reflect a team that’s made great strides in reaching the playoffs in four of five years since coach Sean McDermott and GM Brandon Beane took over, while still falling short of its desired destination.

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It’s also a reminder of how close Buffalo came in each of the past two seasons before being eliminated by Kansas City in the AFC championship game two years ago, and the AFC divisional round in January.

"It’s really nothing separating these teams besides a play or two," defensive tackle Ed Oliver said, referring to the divisional round of the playoffs last year in which all four games were decided by six or fewer points.

"So you’ve just got to find a way, whether that’s being out there when it gets hot and pushing all the way though, or when you’re back in Buffalo even though it’s cold," he added. "It’s so close, that you’ve just got to find a way."

It couldn’t have gotten any closer for the Bills last year in an outcome since dubbed "13 Seconds." That’s how much time was left on the clock when Buffalo squandered a three-point lead in an eventual 42-36 loss in overtime.

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Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17), center, warms-up before a preseason NFL