ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Bills linebacker Matt Milano has an opportunity to make NFL history on Sunday.
He's one of two players this season with an interception in each of the first two games; Tampa Bay safety Christian Izien is the other one.
Milano's start is notable because only four linebackers in the Super Bowl era have started a season with an interception in each of their first three games: John Anderson (1978, Packers), Michael Boley (2012, Giants), Derrick Brooks (2002, Buccaneers), and Kirk Morrison (2007, Raiders).
Milano had eight tackles and an interception during the Bills' Week 1 loss at the New York Jets. He had four tackles and an interception during their Week 2 home victory against the Las Vegas Raiders.
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