The Buffalo Bills and the Green Bay Packers faced off to close out Sunday Night Football in Week 8 of the NFL season. For Packers fans, it is not one they will remember all too fondly.The Buffalo Bills did a number on Aaron Rodgers and the Packers offense as they secured a 27-17 win at Highmark Stadium. In a game that was billed as a battle between two marquee quarterbacks, it was Josh Allen who looked like the world-beater with Aaron Rodgers looking less than.NFL@NFLAllen and Diggs. Always on the same page. @JoshAllenQB | @StefonDiggs: #GBvsBUF on NBC: Stream on NFL+ bit.ly/3TSxm3B1562226Allen and Diggs. Always on the same page. 🎯@JoshAllenQB | @StefonDiggs📺: #GBvsBUF on NBC📱: Stream on NFL+ bit.ly/3TSxm3B https://t.co/7qEpAqFb2iThe game was set up with a superb first half from the Bills as they raced out to a 14-0 lead before Rodgers and the Packers responded in the second quarter. Rookie Romeo Doubs produced a superb catch to get Green Bay on the board.That was as good as it got for Green Bay as Rodgers was largely a bystander to the running attack of Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon. The Packers defense stiffened in the second half, limiting Allen to just three points and picked him off twice.NFL@NFLFINAL: Four straight Ws for the @BuffaloBills. #GBvsBUF1453159FINAL: Four straight Ws for the @BuffaloBills. #GBvsBUF https://t.co/rogUpFXTgMBut it was Green Bay's inability to do anything through the air consistently that proved to be their downfall. Allen and the Bills moved to 6-1 on the season, while the Packers are now two games under .500.Josh Allen, Bills slay poor Packers on Sunday Night FootballGreen Bay Packers v Buffalo BillsComing off the bye, Buffalo didn't miss a beat, going straight for the throat of the Packers defense which had no answer for Stefon Diggs or Josh Allen.NFL@NFLIsaiah McKenzie rushing TD! @_IsaiahMcKenzie: #GBvsBUF on NBC: Stream on NFL+ bit.ly/3TSxm3B785100Isaiah McKenzie rushing TD! @_IsaiahMcKenzie📺: #GBvsBUF on NBC📱: Stream on NFL+ bit.ly/3TSxm3B https://t.co/bqTwVWyncPThe duo connected regularly and pushed the score out to 14-0 in a flash. Diggs finished the game with six receptions for 108 yards and a touchdown, proving to be the difference on offense.Running back Devin Singletary (14 carries, 66 yards) was Buffalo's main ground threat as they maintained their position atop the AFC East.NFL@NFLROMEO DOUBS WHAT A CATCH. #GoPackGo: #GBvsBUF on NBC: Stream on NFL+ bit.ly/3TSxm3B2362516ROMEO DOUBS WHAT A CATCH. #GoPackGo📺: #GBvsBUF on NBC📱: Stream on NFL+ bit.ly/3TSxm3B https://t.co/P1dNwIvz9dFor Green Bay, not much went right. Rookie receiver Romeu Doubs (4 rec, 62 yards, 1 TD) was a shining light, making two great catches, one for a touchdown. Running back Aaron Jones (19 carries, 135 yards) was a menace on the ground with the passing attack was non-existent at times.The loss now puts the Packers in real danger of missing the playoffs just halfway through the season. With Minnesota now at 6-1 and Green Bay at 3-5, it looks unlikely, even at this stage, for Rodgers to pull his team out of this one.