The Buffalo Bills' Christmas wish list includes the top seed in the playoffs. A loss by the Kansas City Chiefs would bring holiday cheer. Buffalo will be one step closer to unwrapping its postseason seed on Wednesday.
Buffalo travels to New England at 4:25 p.m. Sunday but the other games of interest for the Bills kick off Saturday. The four teams either ahead of Buffalo (Kansas City) or within striking distance of the Bills (Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Houston) face each other on Saturday. Here's who Bills fans should root for in Week 16.
Just a few days earlier, Swift cheered for her boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, as Kansas City defeated the Houston Texans 27-19. While arriving to the game at Arrowhead Stadium, her red faux-fur jacket immediately turned heads.
As the NFL season heads into the final stretch, Buffalo Bills fans are brimming with anticipation and hope for a playoff run. With the stakes higher than ever,
One day before the Chiefs and Steelers take the field for their Wednesday matchup, Kansas City announced the team's official injury report. Four starters are included in the injury report: defensive tackle Chris Jones, nickelback Chamarri Conner, offensive tackle D.J. Humphries and offensive tackle Jawaan Taylor.
The SportsLine Projection Model's updated projections say the results of the Buffalo-Detroit and Pittsburgh-Philadelphia Week 15 matchups could have huge consequences
If Pittsburgh loses its next two games but wins its finale against Cincinnati, the AFC North tiebreak could go to a third procedure, which would be "record in common games" — an area the Steelers have the edge in because they beat the Raiders, and the Ravens did not.
There’s going to be plenty of football on television this holiday week with the NFL playing games on five out of six days, starting with a doubleheader on Christmas Day featuring four of the AFC’s top five teams.
While certainly not their prettiest performance of the season, the Buffalo Bills still improved to 12-3 this past Sunday with a 24-21 win over the New England P
Wallace played in Denver’s first 13 games and started two, including a 41-32 victory over the Cleveland Browns on Dec. 2. In the lineup for injured cornerback Riley Moss, Wallace had a long day against Browns quarterback Jameis Winston.