The undefeated Bills head into Baltimore for a Sunday Night showdown against Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. With Josh Allen on fire and James Cook rising, Buffalo seems unstoppable—yet containing Jackson and Derrick Henry is no easy task. Will this be another dominant win, or will the Ravens expose a weakness in the Bills’ armor? All eyes are on this one, and the outcome might just shift the NFL landscape.

The Buffalo Bills didn’t just win—they sent shockwaves through the league with a dominant 47-10 demolition of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Josh Allen was unstoppable, leading an offense that scored on every first-half drive, while Von Miller and the defense smothered the Jaguars. With six different players finding the end zone and Damar Hamlin's emotional first career interception, the Bills aren’t just winning—they’re making a statement: Super Bowl or bust.

In Week 3, the Bills face a Jacksonville team desperate for a win. Despite their 0-2 start, the Jaguars have historically given Buffalo trouble. To stay unbeaten, the Bills must protect Josh Allen from a fierce pass rush and beat Jacksonville’s aggressive man coverage. With key defenders out, the Jags are vulnerable, but their offense, led by Trevor Lawrence and rising star Brian Thomas Jr., poses a real threat. Can the Bills stay disciplined and avoid a trap game, or will Jacksonville spoil their perfect start?

The Buffalo Bills' pass rush is off to a dominant start in 2024, with Greg Rousseau emerging as a force and Von Miller looking sharper each week. Despite early-season questions, the duo is wreaking havoc on opposing quarterbacks, and if this trend continues, Buffalo’s defense could be one of the most dangerous in the league. With Rousseau’s power and Miller’s veteran savvy, the Bills are positioning themselves as serious contenders.

The Bills head into Week 3 with a rocky track record against the Jaguars, having lost four of their last six matchups. Adding to the tension, ex-Bills Gabe Davis and Mitch Morse now suit up for Jacksonville, facing their former team for the first time. Buffalo’s defense, dealing with injuries, will be tested by a Jaguars offense eager to capitalize. Meanwhile, the Bills’ offense has been sluggish, despite early wins. Can they find their spark in time, or will Jacksonville continue to be their stumbling block?

The Buffalo Bills delivered a dominant 31-10 victory over the Miami Dolphins in Week 2, led by James Cook’s 3-touchdown performance and a suffocating defensive effort. Buffalo’s offensive line kept Josh Allen untouched in the first half, while the defense, led by standout performances from Christian Benford and A.J. Epenesa, forced Tua Tagovailoa into multiple interceptions, including a game-changing pick-six. Despite losing key players to injury, the Bills’ “next man up” mentality carried them to a convincing win, solidifying their place atop the AFC East.

As the Buffalo Bills prepare to clash with the Miami Dolphins on Thursday Night Football, all eyes will be on the electrifying duo of Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. With Miami’s high-flying offense led by the innovative Mike McDaniel, the game promises to be a thrilling showcase of speed and strategy. Despite Miami’s offensive firepower, the Bills’ solid track record and defensive prowess set the stage for a compelling showdown. Will Buffalo’s strong history against the Dolphins continue, or will Miami’s star receivers shift the momentum?

The Buffalo Bills face a tough Week 2 matchup against the speedy Miami Dolphins. With Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle leading Miami’s offense, Buffalo’s defense will need to step up, especially with Taron Johnson out. Can the Bills continue their dominance, or will Miami’s explosive playmakers take over?

Josh Allen being labeled “overrated” is laughable. Week 1 of the 2024 season proved it once again, as Allen led the Bills to a 34-28 victory over the Cardinals, accounting for four total touchdowns and showcasing his elite playmaking ability. Critics may harp on turnovers, but Allen’s uncanny ability to bounce back and deliver jaw-dropping plays is what sets him apart. His playoff performances are already the stuff of legend, and anyone still doubting him clearly isn’t paying attention. Allen isn’t just great—he’s one of the best quarterbacks of his generation.

The Buffalo Bills kicked off their 2024 season with a rollercoaster victory over the Arizona Cardinals, showcasing both their resilience and areas for improvement. While Josh Allen delivered a stellar performance, leading the team to a 34-28 win, Buffalo’s early defensive struggles and special teams mishaps nearly derailed their opener. Here are three key takeaways that highlight the highs and lows of the Bills’ Week 1 performance.

Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, has quickly risen to become one of the NFL's elite players. Some would argue he’s among the top two quarterbacks in the league. Since entering the league, Allen’s performance has consistently dazzled fans and analysts alike, making a strong case that he has what it takes to lead the Bills to a Super Bowl victory.

Well Bills fans, it’s that time of the year. Football news gets slow and we tend to latch on to whatever storylines we can. This often comes in the form of an off-season hero, who looks good in shorts and a helmet, and this year the player seems to be Chase Claypool.

With their high-powered offense led by quarterback Josh Allen, the Buffalo Bills offer several intriguing options in fantasy football. Here, we delve into three players who could outperform expectations and become contributors to your fantasy team.

The NFL's recent expansion of their uniform policy to include a third helmet design, set to begin in the 2025 season, opens up even more possibilities. This development begs the question: why haven’t the Buffalo Bills brought back their red helmets or introduced any other alternative uniform?

The Buffalo Bills have built a formidable roster over recent years and have become consistent playoff contenders. While stars like Josh Allen often grab headlines, several other players contribute significantly to the team's success but fly under the radar. Here are four of the most underrated players on the 2024 Buffalo Bills roster.

Today we continue our waaaay too early roster projections. If you missed the offensive side of the ball make sure you go back and check it out. I enjoyed this exercise more on the defensive side of the ball. I think it is easy to have big concerns on the defensive side of the ball when looking at the big names lost this off-season including Poyer, Hyde (maybe) and Tre’ White. The truth is there is still some concern for me during this transition period, but working through the depth and key pieces we still have on the defensive side of the ball coupled with Babich and McDermott and I felt more comfortable. Let’s get into it!

We still have a solid 2-3 months where very little happens in the league, and if you’re getting breaking news on your team, it’s probably bad news (cough cough, Chiefs). I like to take this time to do a waaaaay too early roster projection and we’ll start that today with the offensive side of the ball.

Ray Davis, drafted for his explosive playmaking ability, is poised to have a significant impact on the Buffalo Bills in 2024. His college performance, including a memorable game in which he amassed 280 rushing yards and four touchdowns, showcases his ability to dominate on the field and become a workhorse running back.

The Buffalo Bills have had an impressive 2024 NFL Draft, selecting a group of rookies some of whom are already generating significant buzz before playing a snap for the Buffalo Bills. These young players have the potential to make a notable impact on both sides of the ball. Let's look at how each rookie is hoped to contribute in their first year in the NFL.

As the Buffalo Bills gear up for the 2024 season, fans are eagerly watching for players assured to make significant impacts. With a combination of seasoned veterans and promising young talent, the Bills are in a strong position to push for a successful season. Here are three potential breakout players who could help lead the team to new heights.