One of the best Monday Night Football games of the entire NFL season will take place in Week 9 when the Buffalo Bills go on the road to take on the Minnesota Vikings.
It has all the makings of one of those classic “the irresistible force meets an immovable object” matchup. No team in the league is averaging more points per game than the Buffalo Bills.
The Buffalo Bills (6-1) are on a mission this year to get the job done in the regular season and regain the AFC East title after losing it last year to the New England Patriots.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
The Buffalo Bills need help at safety and general manager Brandon Beane has just days before NFL trade deadline passes. We know that the Bills are calling around for safety help, according to reports from both Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer and The Athletic's Jonathan Jones.
The Buffalo Bills' official injury report took up an entire page with 19 active players listed in Week 9. While wide receiver Josh Palmer, who pulled his hamstring last time out, has been ruled out for the November 9 primetime visit to the Minnesota Vikings, three others carry a questionable tag heading into Monday Night Football.
The Buffalo Bills need one more piece in their secondary before the trade deadline. What would it take to pry Budda Baker away from Arizona? The Buffalo Bills are a contender searching for one more piece before the NFL trade deadline, and the Arizona Cardinals have a veteran star safety who fits that description.
With the 2026 NFL trade deadline approaching, Buffalo Bills fans are desperate for their team to make a move. The Bills are 6-1 and currently hold the No.
Joe Brady’s offense has given Buffalo Bills fans just about everything they could have asked for in his first season as head coach. The Bills lead the NFL at 33.3 points per game, and a 36-10 rout of the Ravens put them squarely in the conversation for the AFC’s best team.
Bills Mafia gets an extra day to wait. The Buffalo Bills don’t play Sunday, and Josh Allen and the 6-1 Bills visit the 6-1 Minnesota Vikings on Monday Night Football instead.
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To no surprise, the Bills are among the teams expected to adopt a buyer’s stance ahead of the upcoming trade deadline. If general manager Brandon Beane is to make an addition, Buffalo’s defense is the unit likeliest to receive a boost.
The Buffalo Bills will head to Minnesota without one of Josh Allen’s outside targets. Head coach Joe Brady ruled out wide receiver Joshua Palmer with a hamstring injury for Monday night’s game against the Vikings, according to the Bills’ official site.
The NFL is entering the halfway point of its 2026 regular season, and Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills have been off to a hot start. Buffalo improved to 6-1 with a convincing 36-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 8.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has been exceptional this season and is once again in consideration for the MVP award. For Allen and the Bills, though, the biggest goal is to finally reach the Super Bowl.
The Buffalo Bills have a tall task awaiting them on Monday night - shutting down All-Pro receiver Justin Jefferson. Cam Lewis is no longer on the team, but memories of Jefferson's 10 receptions for 193 yards and a score back in 2022, highlighted by a ridiculous one-handed catch, still haunt this Bills vs Vikings matchup.
The Buffalo Bills are 6-1 and sitting on top of the AFC East, but nobody in Orchard Park thinks the roster is finished. Days after the Bills released C.J.
The Buffalo Bills (6-1) are bound and determined to rule the AFC this year. After losing the AFC East division title to the upstart New England Patriots last year, the Bills are not going to let any team sneak past them again.
In what many viewed as a retooling year for the Buffalo Bills, they sit at the top of the AFC. They currently sport a 6-1 record with wins over teams like the Houston Texans, Detroit Lions, and Los Angeles Rams.
Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady has addressed the team’s decision to cut safety CJ Gardner-Johnson. CJ Gardner-Johnson was cut by the Buffalo Bills after eight years with the team.
This is the second time since Murray was knocked out of Minnesota's Week 1 game against the rival Green Bay Packers on Sept. 13 that the Vikings have had to turn to Wentz.
The Buffalo Bills released defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson on Tuesday after he served a one-game suspension for a spitting incident in Week 6 against the Las Vegas Raiders.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Bills are cutting S C.J. Gardner-Johnson. He had just returned from a one-game suspension for spitting on an opponent.
The two-time MVP had missed the last three games dealing with an ankle injury, so his return to the lineup was welcome. However, Jackson ended up suffering another injury on his first play back.