The gridiron is set for a showdown as the Buffalo Bills gear up to host the high-soaring Dallas Cowboys at Highmark Stadium this Sunday afternoon. This clash promises a spectacle featuring two top-end quarterbacks, Dak Prescott and Josh Allen, who are currently at the top of the league in total touchdowns this season (Allen, 35; Prescott, 30).

In a season-defining clash, the Buffalo Bills endured a heart-wrenching 37-34 overtime loss to the Eagles, dropping their record to a balanced six wins and six losses. This matchup, featuring a blend of exhilarating plays and strategic missteps, encapsulated the roller-coaster experience for the Bills this season.

While the Bills were struggling, there has been a lot of conversation of will they win the division? Will they even make the playoffs? I think that those were very fair questions and still are. Brady looked to be a giant positive to the offense, and the players looked like they were having fun again. A lot can happen so let’s look at who’s ahead of the Bills as of now.

In a week critical for their Super Bowl aspirations, the Buffalo Bills secured a decisive victory, outclassing the New York Jets with a remarkable 32-6 score. This article delves into the key aspects of this essential win, exploring the strategic nuances and implications for the Bills as they continue their campaign.

While it is not this particular loss that I am having trouble wrapping my head around, it’s the combination of losses, which happen to be all against AFC football teams. With this being our fourth AFC loss, the Buffalo Bills are beginning to put themselves back against the wall even to have a chance to make the playoffs.

The Bills are unquestionably a “good” team with a talented roster, but they are far from being a great team right now. Nothing feels easy for this team and some of the ugly wins bear a survivor’s guilt that is equivalent to feeling like a loss. Fans are left questioning why this team is losing and why they’re struggling to put games away they seemingly have in the bag.

Last Sunday, we saw a game against the Giants that ended up being much closer than many of us may have thought or expected. Going into the matchup against the Patriots, I think there are some similar themes. While the Giants have a lot of familiarity with the Bills based on all of their ties to the team, the Patriots are a team familiar with the Bills from playing them twice a year. While the Bills severely outmatch the Pats on paper, I could see this being a pretty close game.

The Buffalo Bills face some uncertainty as they reach the one-third mark of the NFL season. With a 4-2 record, the question arises: which Bills team is the real one?

Is it the squad that convincingly showed its dominance in the AFC East by thrashing the Miami Dolphins, or is it the lackluster group that struggled to get on the scoreboard until late in the game against the undermanned New York Giants, narrowly winning 14-9?

One thing is clear: the Bills must get very serious if they want to have a chance to get to Super Bowl 58.

In a game far from pretty, the Buffalo Bills survived and pulled off a 14-9 victory over the New York Giants, pushing their season record to 4-2.

This matchup was expected to be a blowout in favor of the Bills, given the Giants' injury-plagued lineup and the absence of their starting quarterback, Daniel Jones, who Tyrod Taylor replaced. However, the game went differently than anticipated, presenting challenges for the Bills. Let's dive into the key takeaways from this game, both positive and negative.

Despite last week’s struggling offense and injuries piling up on defense, the Bills still made a game of it in the waning minutes. The production was simply too little too late. This week the Bills take on their former offensive coordinator, Brian Daboll, as he leads the Giants into Orchard Park on Sunday night. Here are some of my keys to the game.

The Buffalo Bills, a formidable powerhouse in the NFL, have faced their share of challenges in the 2023 season, particularly regarding injuries. Here, we take a closer look at the impact of these injuries on some key players and how the team plans to adjust in their absence.

In a matchup that promised excitement, the Buffalo Bills faced off against the Jacksonville Jaguars, but what unfolded on the field was a rollercoaster ride of injuries, penalties, and hard-fought football. Bills Mafia made their presence felt, turning the stadium into a sea of blue and red. However, what seemed like a home advantage quickly faded as the game kicked off.

The Buffalo Bills come into Week 5 riding high after taking down their division rival Dolphins 48-20. Buffalo’s offense was riding high all day, and their defense really slapped on the clamps for the remainder of the game. In Week 5 the Bills take on the Jaguars in London. Here are some of my keys to the game.

Before delving into the game itself, it's essential to consider the anticipation surrounding this matchup. Josh Allen boasted an impressive 9-2 lifetime record against the Dolphins, adding to the excitement. The Dolphins, undefeated at 3-0, had showcased their scarily potent offense by scoring 70 points against the Denver Broncos in the previous week. Meanwhile, the Bills had dominated their prior game against the Washington Commanders with a convincing score of 37-3.

The Bills improved to 2-1 on the season after an impressive win against the Washington Commanders. Their Week 4 opponent, the Miami Dolphins, also had an impressive win in Week 3, beating the Denver Broncos 70-20. The Dolphins have made significant improvements over the last couple of years and now pose a real threat to the Bills in the AFC. This game will be a great measuring stick for the Bills not just in the AFC East but also in the AFC as a whole. Here are some of my keys to another Bills win.

The Buffalo Bills had a rough start to the season against the Jets and a tremendous bounce-back game against the Raiders. In the game against the Raiders, the Bills looked much more like the team we expected to see when the season started. Up next on the schedule are the Washington Commanders. Before the season started, I would chalk this up as an easy W, but Washington is off to a hot 2-0 start under the leadership of Sam Howell. Here are some of my keys to victory.

In a game that showcased their versatility and determination, the Buffalo Bills delivered a commanding performance, defeating the Las Vegas Raiders 38-10. With an impressive first-half display and an equally dominant second-half, the Bills left no doubt about their intentions for the 2023 NFL season.

The Buffalo Bills are gearing up for a crucial showdown with the Las Vegas Raiders, eager to bounce back following a disappointing Week 1 loss. In this extensive preview, we'll delve into the key insights gleaned from their previous game, explore the innovative strategies they may employ, and offer forecasts for the upcoming clash.

Down goes the Buffalo Bills.

This one stings for all those involved. The New York Jets lost their QB1 in Aaron Rodgers, and the Buffalo Bills lost a miserable game in Week 1. Not the most fantastic start to the 2023 season. The New York Jets pulled off a stunning overtime victory against the Buffalo Bills, winning 22-16.

Let's break this game down.

The Buffalo Bills kick off the 2023 season on Monday night when they had to New Jersey to take on the rival Jets. After a very long off-season, the boys are finally back. The division seems to have improved this off-season, and the rival Jets have received all kinds of media attention as Super Bowl contenders and potential division winners. We all know who the real kings in the north are. Here are some things I will watch as the Buffalo Bills take on the New York Jets.