Super Bowl preview? The Bills and Eagles have been mentioned more than a few times in that regard though haven't looked the part for portions of this season. Are they rounding into form? Buffalo (11-4) has struggled but won four straight and and clinched a seventh straight postseason berth. Philly (10-5) dropped three in a row but have won the last two to clinch a second straight NFC East title. Now they're set to meet Sunday in Orchard Park in the second to last regular season game at Highmark Stadium. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana are joined by John Clark of NBC in Philadelphia for a look ahead.

Thanks to the 49ers win over the Colts on Monday night, the Bills are in the playoffs for the seventh straight year. That's testament to the culture and consistency Sean McDermott have brought to the organization. Having said that, the Super Bowl remains elusive, and this is a roster that still faces major questions as they prepare for Sunday's game against Philadelphia, just two games away from the postseason. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana have a preview.

After covering the game in Cleveland, Sal hops on the mic to break down an ugly but important win for the Buffalo Bills. He walks through the latest injury updates, what they mean moving forward, and what to expect from this Bills team down the stretch. Sal also highlights James Cook’s performance and why he was a key difference in the win.

The Bills are coming off a hugely impressive comeback victory at New England to remain alive in the AFC East, and now they have a chance to lock up a playoff berth with a win Sunday in Cleveland, plus a loss by either the Colts or Texans. Sal Maiorana is joined by Vic Carucci to discuss what happened last week, and to look ahead to Cleveland.

Straight from the press box at Gillette Stadium, Sal Maiorana recaps another Bills comeback win, ending the Patriots’ 10-game winning streak. He breaks down the key moments of the game, what the victory means for the playoff picture, and the Bills’ road ahead. Thanks to a strong performance from Josh Allen, Buffalo kept Drake Maye in check and, with their backs against the wall, once again found a way to win.

The New England Patriots (11-2) have a chance to officially end the Bills (9-4) five year reign as AFC East Champs with a win Sunday in Foxboro. The game features current MVP Josh Allen against second year phenom quarterback Drake Maye, who is entrenched in this year's MVP discussion. Former Bills and Patriots receiver Chris Hogan joined Adam and Sal for a discussion on both players and a full game preview.

With the Bills down 28-18 with just under 9:00 left in the fourth quarter and the defense struggling to stop Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati offense, it would have been easy for some to think it was too much for Buffalo to overcome. Those who know Josh Allen know better. The Bills rallied with 21 points in a 4:30 span that featured a 40-yard TD run from Allen, back to back interceptions of Burrow, the first of which Christian Benford returned 63-yards for a touchdown, and a 4th down TD pass from Allen to rookie tight end Jackson Hawes to cap a dramatic 39-34 come from behind win. Buffalo improves to 9-4 solidifying their playoff hopes. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana were live with postgame reaction.

The Bills are back at home this weekend after a physically dominant win on the road at Pittsburgh. The Bengals (4-8) come to Orchard park clinging to their playoff lives, but bolstered by the return of Joe Burrow who had been out since week two with a turf toe injury. Coming off a 32-14 win over Baltimore on Thanksgiving, they've now won eight straight games with Burrow at the helm dating back to last season. Former Bengals safety and current NFL analyst Solomon Wilcots joined Adam and Sal for a preview.

The Bills set a record for rushing yards by an opponent with 249 at Acrisure Stadium in a 26-7 win over the Steelers on Sunday. What made the dominant performance even more impressive was that the Bills did it without both of their starting offensive tackles who were out due to injury. Buffalo improves to 8-4 and remains in the final playoff spot in the AFC with five games remaining. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana were live with postgame reaction.

It's already been a challenging season for the Bills, and Friday the news dropped that they will face the Steelers Sunday without starting tackles Dion Dawkins (concussion) and Spencer Brown (shoulder). Add that to a list of problems in a critical matchup with Buffalo 7-4 currently in the final wild card spot in the AFC, and the Steelers right behind them at 6-5. Aaron Rodgers will return at quarterback (wrist) for Pittsburgh. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana have a preview.

The Bills (7-4) have gone from Super Bowl favorite to fighting to make the playoffs as they prepare to face Pittsburgh on the road Sunday. Hall of Famer Andre Reed joined Adam and Sal for an in-depth discussion about what he thinks this team is lacking, particularly on offense and in the passing game. He also shared details about discussions he's recently had with receiver Keon Coleman, who Sean McDermott has benched for the last two games for being late to a team meeting. Not the first offense for the former second round pick.

There wasn't much question who had the edge in the highly anticipated matchup between the Bills and their second ranked offense, and the Texans with the league's top ranked defense. Houston sacked Josh Allen a career high eight times, forced three turnovers, and won 23-19 Thursday night in Houston to drop the Bills to 7-4. Hall of Fame writer and broadcaster Vic Carucci joined Adam Benigni to put things in perspective as the Bills begin the stretch run.

The Bills offense more than came to life against Tampa Bay. Josh Allen accounted for six touchdowns and the passing game was as explosive as it's been all season. Now they take the show on the road for Thursday night football against Houston who has the top ranked scoring defense in the NFL. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana have a preview.

Josh Allen threw for 317 yards and three touchdowns, and ran for three as well becoming the first player in NFL history to do that multiple times, as the Bills won a shootout over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 44-32. The Bills made changes to the group of receivers that included benching Keon Coleman, the return of Gabe Davis, and the emergence of Tyrell Shavers. On the flip side, the run defense continues to be a major cause for concern. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana were live with postgame reaction.

Coming off one of, if not the, worst loss of the Sean McDermott era last week in Miami, the Bills (6-3) are facing a critical matchup against Tampa Bay (6-3) at home this weekend. The passing game, or lack thereof, remains a focal point along with a defense that's dealt with injuries and consistently struggled to stop the run. The Bills have reached what seems to be a crossroads in a season where so much was and is expected. Jay Skurski works the Bills beat for the Buffalo News and joined Adam and Sal for an in-depth discussion of Buffalo's issues ahead of this game.

The Bills are facing tremendous criticism after one of the worst losses on the Sean McDermott era - 30-13 to the Miami Dolphins this past Sunday. Much of it is aimed at a struggling offense, and the limited array of weapons Josh Allen has in the passing game and the failure to address that issue at the trade deadline. To that end, the Bills have reportedly signed former Chiefs speedster Mecole Hardman to the practice squad ahead of another challenging game this Sunday at home against the 6-3 Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Josh Allen threw for 306 yards, but threw an interception and fumbled as part of a three turnover effort for the offense in a 30-13 upset loss to the previously 2-7 Miami Dolphins. Cook fumbled as well and was held to just 53 yards rushing. Miami snapped a seven game losing streak against Buffalo, with De'Von Achane rushing for 174 yards and two touchdowns and added six receptions for 51 yards in the receiving game. Buffalo falls to 6-3 and lost ground to the Patriots (8-2) in the division race. New England won at Tampa Bay. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana were live with postgame coverage.

After their most impressive win of the season over the Chiefs, the Bills hit the road and look to continue their dominance over division rival Miami. Buffalo has won seven straight over the Dolphins (2-7) who continue to struggle in the midst of organizational change. The Bills are evaluating some potentially key injuries after remaining idle at the trade deadline. WHAM-TV (Rochester) Sports Director Mike Catalana joined Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana for a preview.

Despite needs at both receiver and defensive line, the Bills wound up not making a move as the NFL trade deadline came and went on Tuesday at 4:00pm. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana shared thoughts on what ultimately didn't happen.

Josh Allen was in MVP form going 23 of 26 for 273-yards, throwing for one touchdown and running for two scores completing a team record 88.5% of his passes in leading the Bills to a 28-21 win over archrival Kansas City. He also set an NFL record with his 78th career rushing touchdown - most among quarterbacks. Patrick Mahomes completed just 44% of his passes against the Bills defense which was a career low in a regular season game. The Bills improve to 6-2 while handing the Chiefs their fourth loss of the season (5-4). Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana were live postgame with reaction.