The Ravens (12-5) face the Bills (13-4) in a high-stakes AFC Divisional Round matchup this Sunday at 6:30 PM ET at Highmark Stadium. Who’s active? Who’s inactive?

Josh Allen’s brilliance or Lamar Jackson’s historic dominance—who’s the real MVP? Allen shattered records, carried the Bills, and took down top seeds, while Jackson redefined efficiency, won head-to-head, and thrived against playoff teams. Two stars, one MVP. Who takes it?

The Bills crushed the Broncos 31-7, scoring 31 unanswered points for their 7th win by 20+ this season. Josh Allen broke records, James Cook joined Bills legends, and Curtis Samuel shined. Buffalo’s 9-0 home streak sets the stage for a revenge rematch vs. the Ravens this Sunday at 6:30 PM!

The Bills face the Ravens Sunday night in freezing Orchard Park, with snow showers, 20-mph winds, and temps in the teens. Vegas now lists Buffalo as underdogs, adding fuel to an MVP showdown between Allen and Jackson. Can Buffalo’s defense step up for a shot at the AFC title?

The Bills’ Week 18 loss to the Patriots was far from meaningless. Staying healthy for the playoffs, they saw milestones achieved: James Cook hit 1,000 rushing yards, Josh Allen broke NFL records, and punter Sam Martin earned a $100K bonus. Confidence is high as they face Denver Sunday at 1 p.m. on CBS.

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The Bills are hitting their stride as the playoffs approach, with James Cook breaking records and young defenders like Joe Andreesen and Javon Solomon stepping up in big ways. Meanwhile, Curtis Samuel finally showed flashes of his potential, but questions remain about his consistency. Can Buffalo’s rising stars and depth carry them to postseason glory?

Josh Allen ties Thurman Thomas, James Cook nears O.J. Simpson, and the Bills dominate the Jets 40-14! Defensive heroics, spectacular catches, and franchise records loom as Buffalo eyes a historic Week 18. Can they finish the season rewriting history? Patriots await.

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The Bills offense is peaking at the right time, with Josh Allen spreading the ball to 9 receivers and James Cook chasing history. Meanwhile, Curtis Samuel’s season has fallen flat, leaving fans wondering if Tyrell Shavers will steal his spotlight. Can Buffalo ride this wave to glory?

In Week 7, the Buffalo Bills battled back from a shaky first half to secure a thrilling victory over the Titans. Clutch plays, standout performances, and a strong defensive effort defined the game, as Buffalo rallied to win in Josh Allen’s 100th start—a milestone marked by resilience and drama. Here’s how the Bills turned the tide when it mattered most.

In a gritty Week 6 battle, the Buffalo Bills edged out the New York Jets 23-20. Despite a barrage of penalties and a stunning Hail Mary touchdown from Aaron Rodgers, Josh Allen’s leadership and rookie Ray Davis’ breakout performance helped the Bills secure the win. With key defensive stops and Taron Johnson’s game-sealing interception, Buffalo now sits atop the AFC East. Can they clean up their mistakes and maintain control of the division as the season progresses?

In a crushing Week 5 defeat, the Buffalo Bills fell 23-20 to the Texans. Despite big plays from DeWayne Carter, the Bills faltered, and a late Texans field goal sealed their fate. With Josh Allen’s injury and offensive struggles mounting, the Bills face serious questions about their season’s trajectory. Can they bounce back before it’s too late?

The stakes couldn’t be higher as the Buffalo Bills face off against the Houston Texans in Week 5. But this isn’t just another game—it’s Stefon Diggs’ "revenge game". After a shocking trade to Houston, Diggs is now set to take on his former team. With both teams sitting at 3-1 and boasting high-powered offenses, this matchup is primed to be a shootout. Can Buffalo bounce back from their embarrassing loss to the Ravens, or will Diggs and the Texans emerge victorious?

What started as a promising season for the Buffalo Bills turned into a nightmare in Week 4. Buffalo is left searching for answers. Key injuries, defensive breakdowns, and missed opportunities left fans wondering: Can the Bills bounce back from their worst loss since 2021? One thing's for sure—Buffalo’s struggles to stop the run must be fixed, and fast.

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?