The Los Angeles Chargers are in Foxborough, MA this evening for a postseason date with the New England Patriots to close out a wild Sunday of playoff football. Buffalo Bills fans are decidedly rooting for the Chargers tonight, given their opponent and what Los Angeles winning means. If the Chargers do win, it keeps alive the hope for a bonus game at The Ralph — one more home playoff game should the Bills manage to face the Chargers for the AFC Championship game.

Even without the potential for one more goodbye to the original Highmark Stadium, you can bet that...

The Buffalo Bills are writing a new feel-good story after winning the franchise’s first road playoff game in 33 years — which dates back to the 1992 NFL season and a road win over the Miami in January of 1993. It’s a fitting win, claiming victory in Florida again. There’s much to digest from Buffalo’s 27-24 win over Jacksonville, but the only thing that matters is that the Bills are moving on after outlasting a really tough and talented Jaguars team.

Once the playoffs begin, stats and pretty play really don’t matter the way most people want to believe is...

Through three games, the NFL playoffs have delivered dramatic game after dramatic game. The Buffalo Bills advanced to the divisional round with a 27-24 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in a game that kept the drama going.

If you believe in the concept of momentum, here’s a recap of the back-and-forth nature of the game and the roller coaster of emotions that fans experienced:

Linebacker Shaq Thompson, who has filled in well for an injured Terrel Bernard when called upon this season, provided the first early spark with an interception to let the Bills take the first lead of the...

The Buffalo Bills wide receiver room has been under siege this entire season. The Bills have been turning over the position all year and with two recent injuries, they have even more work to do. Josh Palmer went to injured reserve on Saturday and during the game on Sunday, Gabe Davis left on a cart with a knee injury.

Buffalo opened the season with Keon Coleman, Khalil Shakir, and Josh Palmer as the top receivers with Elijah Moore, Curtis Samuel, and Tyrell Shavers as the reserves. Gabe Davis joined the practice squad.

On November 25th, Brandin Cooks signed with the...

Most Rumblers have a one-track mind when it comes to football: All Bills, all the time. So understandably you may be a bit preoccupied with the Buffalo Bills winning their first road game in 33 years, and their first playoff win over the Jacksonville Jaguars to boot. Buffalo’s moving on, but we don’t know yet who they’ll play.

This afternoon’s game won’t have any bearing (yet) on who the Bills play next, but it’s a good matchup for your Sunday afternoon. The San Francisco 49ers are on the east coast to take on the Philadelphia Eagles. No one wants to...

The Buffalo Bills were able to hold off a very game Jacksonville Jaguars team on Sunday in the Wild Card round and secure passage to the AFC Divisional playoff game. It’s not going to get any easier for them, as quarterback Josh Allen was dinged up during the game and multiple players left with injury designations.

Still, it’s Josh Allen and head coach Sean McDermott’s first road playoff win and they move on.

Updated 2026 AFC playoff bracket

The AFC leader Denver Broncos were on a bye this weekend, and Buffalo vs Jacksonville was the first AFC game of...

The Buffalo Bills don’t have a great record of winning road playoff games during the history of the franchise. They snapped an incredibly bad streak in Jacksonville on Sunday, downing the Jaguars 27-24.

The Bills had lost their last eight road playoff games, and had dropped 13 of their 17 postseason games all-time, including losses in their last two AFC Championship games.

If Josh Allen and the No. 6 Bills (12-5) want to win the franchise’s first Super Bowl title, they’re most likely going to have to win three times away from Highmark Stadium.

The last time before Sunday the...

The Buffalo Bills are lucky to have a 10-7 lead on the Jacksonville Jaguars at halftime. Through 30 minutes, Buffalo hasn’t completely resembled the team most of Bills Mafia grew accustomed to watching in 2025. That’s not to say they’ve played off or poorly. It’s just that today has been all about Buffalo’s passing offense instead of its run game — thanks, no doubt, to that top-ranked run defense of the Jags.

Beyond luck, the Bills are incredibly fortunate that quarterback Josh Allen is still on the field, and still standing. Allen entered today’s game with a foot injury that...

Follow along while we bring you updates provided by teams – and the network – as players get medical attention, are ruled out, or – hopefully – return to play.

Should the Bills have injuries that alter their lineup, it might be helpful to know who is available as the next man up. To do that, here’s a look at who is in uniform today and who is sitting this Week 18 game out.

As for the Jaguars, here’s a look at their inactives for today.

Buffalo Bills Injuries

QB Josh Allen – Head Injury/Concussion – Cleared to...

The Buffalo Bills scored to go up 3-0 on the Jacksonville Jaguars, but quarterback Josh Allen went to the medical tent after Travon Walker and Josh Hines-Allen landed on his head. The action yanked off Allen’s helmet.

CBS says the independent neurologist checked Allen for a concussion after the hit, but he was cleared and is back on the sideline.

We will update.

Welcome to the Wild Card round of the 2025-26 NFL Playoffs, Bills Mafia. It kind of feels odd to say, considering the Bills have won the AFC East the last five years in a row. We guess we’ll let the New England Patriots have their title this season before we retake the crown for another five years plus.

Today’s game features two star running backs, incredible QB play on each side, and the No. 1-ranked run defense in the Jacksonville Jaguars. It’s safe to say that James Cook will have to get going early and often to take some pressure...

It’s safe to say there will be no snow in the forecast when the Buffalo Bills clash with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday afternoon in the AFC Wild Card race. In fact, temperatures should be in the low 60s in northeastern Florida around game time with cloud cover making EverBank Stadium feel fairly comfortable for both the players and fans.

The last time these two teams met in the playoffs was 2018, when Tyrod Taylor and company finally broke the Bills’ 17-year drought with a little help from Andy Dalton and the Cincinnati Bengals. It was a total stinker of...