All week long we’ve heard from plenty of players inside the locker room at One Bills Drive on how they’re approaching Sunday’s matchup against the New England Patriots.

The Bills’ opponents have allowed 23.3 points per game — just 0.2 points per game worse than league average, or pretty much exactly average. In a full season, when you run these kinds of analytics, most teams’ opponent averages wind up around league average, so this is no surprise.

When's the last time the Patriots had a game this big? On Sunday, they have a chance to win the division. Here are five things to watch:

This New England take on a classic Western NY football party staple will be a hit at your Buffalo Bills party!

ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky gave a late-season breakdown of the Buffalo Bills offense after the team's win over the Cincinnati Bengals. The Bills (9-4) rallied for a 39-34 win and Orlovsky admitted it has felt like jury has been out on Buffalo's offense for much of the 2025 season.

In the sunset season for the concrete cathedral so often overflowed with as many as 80,000 passionate patrons, WIVB News 4 Buffalo is taking a daily look back over 400 games played in the Orchard Park stadium’s 52 years.

The Bills staged an incredible comeback from a 10-point deficit to beat the Bengals, 39-34, in a thrilling Josh Allen vs Joe Burrow showdown at snowy Highmark Stadium.

The Bills and Bengals meet in a game that has big playoff ramifications for bot teams. Stay here for live updates all day.

Allen's collegiate number, 17, was retired recently in a midfield ceremony at a Wyoming Cowboy game. By the way, when the Wyoming posse was in town, the Bills won, defeating the Buccaneers in thrilling fashion.