After a tumultuous regular season, the Buffalo Bills have once again punched their ticket to the playoffs. It marks the eighth time in Sean McDermott’s nine-year tenure that Buffalo has advanced to the postseason, with the five years prior to 2025 having come via a division title.
Rich Stadium, The Ralph, New Era Field, Highmark Stadium. The Bills’ stomping grounds in Orchard Park have borne many names over the years. But through numerous transitions since its opening in 1973, the stadium has always been home.
For the first time since 2019, Sean McDermott’s Buffalo Bills enter the postseason as a wild card entry. That’s because his 11-5 team, which hosts the New York Jets late Sunday afternoon, was dethroned this year as AFC East champions by Mike Vrabel’s surprising New England Patriots.
One more at the old barn. The final game at Highmark Stadium. Well, probably. The Buffalo Bills will host the New York Jets for what will likely be the last-ever contest held at the Bills’ longtime home.
NFL legend Charles Woodson believes this could finally be the year for Josh Allen. In a video shared by FOX Sports NFL, Woodson picked Allen as the quarterback he is pulling for to win his first Super Bowl ring.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
It's the perfect image to kick off the New Year for Buffalo Bills' fans. Honestly, what more could one want than to watch a healthy Josh Allen practicing on a January day while wearing a vintage red Bills' helmet?
The Buffalo Bills will play their final game at Highmark Stadium in Week 18, hosting the New York Jets in the regular-season finale. Buffalo is 11-5 while the Jets come in at 3-13.
Dion Dawkins has spent his entire career playing in front of Buffalo Bills fans at Highmark Stadium. And on Sunday, he will play his final game inside the building affectionately known as The Ralph.
There are many redeeming qualities of the current Highmark Stadium, set to host what could be the final game inside its walls on Sunday. But one that has been consistently praised more so than any other is the fun-filled atmosphere created by Buffalo Bills fans each and every game day.
It's an AFC East showdown in Week 18 as the Buffalo Bills host the New York Jets. There will be plenty to celebrate as the Bills don their iconic red helmet to play in the final game at Highmark Stadium.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Buffalo Bills have a big day planned for the team and fans alike when they welcome the New York Jets to Highmark Stadium for what could be the final game held inside the hallowed grounds at One Bills Drive.
Kurt Warner won the NFL MVP award two times — in 1999 and 2001 — so he knows what it takes to actually claim the highest individual honor in football. That being said, when he talks about the award, it carries a lot of weight.
Not all of Bills Mafia will be able to attend Sunday's final regular-season game at Highmark Stadium. But some who showed up Saturday got to take home of piece of memorabilia.
The Buffalo Bills made two intriguing call-ups for Sunday's regular season finale against the New York Jets. Both are on the defensive side of the ball.
Since he took over as Buffalo Bills’ offensive coordinator, Joe Brady has been a hot name when it comes to potential candidacy for head coach openings across the league.
The Bills elevated DE Matt Judon and LB Keonta Jenkins ahead of the team’s final regular-season game. Judon, 33, is a former fifth-round pick of the Ravens back in 2016.
There was a significant celebrity sighting inside the field house at One Bills Drive in the days leading up to the Buffalo Bills’ regular-season finale against the New York Jets.
Josh Allen could have been a Denver Bronco. At least, according to former Broncos general manager and Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway.
Sunday will be an emotionally-charged game for the Buffalo Bills. This is the final regular-season game for them at the current Highmark Stadium, which has been their home since 1973.
Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver has been working back from a biceps tear since late October. There’s a chance Oliver will return sometime during the playoffs, but he’ll also have to overcome a knee injury first.
Bills HC Sean McDermott announced that DT Ed Oliver underwent a meniscus clean-up after suffering a knee injury during the rehab process for his biceps injury, per Katherine Fitzgerald.