To close out decades of memories, the Buffalo Bills play their final game at Highmark Stadium versus the New York Jets. Following the win, the Bills claim the number six seed in the NFL Playoffs, sending them to Jacksonville to face the Jaguars. With a legacy on the line, can the Bills advance in the playoffs to have a chance to play at home one last time to send them to a Superbowl and possibly win their first championship?

After a failed 2-point conversion attempt, the Bills get a rare loss at home to the Philadelphia Eagles. While James Cook and Josh Allen did not look their best, wide receiver Brandin Cooks had a monster game with 101 yards. With a loss, the New England Patriots end the Buffalo Bills' five-year streak of claiming the division. The Bills look to face the New York Jets for the final regular-season game. Highmark Stadium's final game will be played against the same team the Bills faced off against in the stadium's opening game.

The Buffalo Bills squeeze by with a win in Cleveland versus the Browns. While Josh Allen did not put up big numbers or record a touchdown, James Cook ran in the end zone for two touchdowns of his own. Matt Milano and Greg Rousseau have been exceptional on the defensive side of the ball with several sacks and tackles for losses in the last two weeks. The Bills now play the rest of the season on home turf against the Philadelphia Eagles and the New York Jets.

In a must win game to keep the divison hopes alive, Josh Allen and the Bills travel to Foxborough and defeat Drake Maye and the Patriots in wild fashion. The Bills win their third comeback of the year being down 10 or more. The Buffalo Bills are now sitting at the six seed in the playoffs, now without the Chiefs, the Bengals, a good chance the Ravens do not make it. Now that Mahomes is out, this is the clearest shot Josh Allen has ever had to win the Superbowl. Can the Bills continue this momentum for the rest of the season and lock in for the playoffs?

The Buffalo Bills take the dub in the snow in a must win game vs the Cincinnati Bengals. Christian Benford changes the game with a pick-six and Josh Allen records another monumental game, having a 40-yard rushing touchdown. With the division on the line, the Bills next travel to Foxborough to battle the Patriots hoping to continue their offensive production and defensive success.

The Buffalo Bills keep their playoff hope alive with their stunning win against the Pittsburgh Steelers. James Cook and fellow running backs make history, with the most yards on the ground by an opposing team in Pittsburgh. Christian Benford makes two of the biggest plays of the game with a scoop and score fumble recovery and an interception. Can Josh Allen and the Bills keep this ball rolling heading back home to face Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals?

Josh Allen falls to 8-1 in his career in Thursday Night Football games with the devastating loss to the Houston Texans. Depleted with injuries, the Bills struggle all game to get something going, not to mention an 8-sack night for the Texans defense that the OL could not stop. Can the Bills find consistent rhythms and win more than they lose to close out their season, or will it be a tricky end with the Playoffs on the line?

Following a much-needed and well-deserved win over Tampa Bay, the Buffalo Bills are back in the win column. Josh Allen has another historic game, with three touchdowns on the ground and three touchdowns through the air, which he previously did in 2024 versus the Rams. Ty Johnson and Tyrell Shavers have breakout games, making them more trustworthy weapons for Allen, along with the addition of Mecole Hardman. With a short week coming up, the Bills have to keep the ball rolling going into Thursday Night Football on the road against the Texans.