‘Sal’s prediction: Bills 24, Patriots 23.’
BillsBeat - December 14, 2025
What channel is Bills-Patriots game on? Start time, how to watch NFL Week 15
‘Moving Bills-Patriots to Sunday night wasn’t feasible because the NBC game – while far less attractive with the Vikings visit the Cowboys – wasn’t going to be switched because the Cowboys remain a ratings-driving machine, especially since they are very much alive in the NFC playoff race.’
How Buffalo Bills’ Josh Allen is making sure ‘everybody eats’ on his o-line this holiday season
‘That’s why Allen and Steinfeld gifted every offensive lineman with one-quarter of a cow. Considering Buffalo’s “everybody eats” mantra on offense, it seems like the perfect gift.’
Sunday's New England Coverage
What to watch for in Bills-Patriots rematch? Here are four things to keep an eye on. (Boston Globe)
Years later, the dynasty Patriots continue to win, this time with the Chiefs’ demise (Boston Globe)
Patriots can win the AFC East title against the team that’s been ‘filling in,’ the Bills, and other thoughts (Boston Globe)
Right now, who’s the pick for NFL’s best? Buffalo QB Allen, or Patriots QB Maye? We’ll find out Sunday. (Boston Globe)
How Mike Vrabel’s Patriots chased down the Bills in Year 1 of their rebuild (Boston Herald)
Patriots-Bills preview: How Drake Maye and Mike Vrabel can win the AFC East title Sunday (Boston Herald)
10 things we’re watching in Patriots-Bills matchup for AFC East title (Boston Herald)
New Patriots: Get to know Patriots ascending rookie pass rusher Elijah Ponder (Boston Herald)
Patriots sign RB to active roster, elevate DT for game vs. Bills (Springfield Republican)
5 things to watch in the Patriots big matchup with Buffalo Bills (Springfield Republican)
Patriots Elevate Young Defender To Make Club Debut Against Bills (NESN)
Patriots Lose Running Back For At Least Four Weeks To Concussion (NESN)
Patriots-Bills preview: Slowing down James Cook is pivotal for New England (NBC Sports Boston)
Patriots add new running back to roster for showdown with Bills (WBZ-FM)
This Sunday is the biggest Patriots game since…? (WBZ-FM)
Barth’s 5 Things: Can the Patriots sweep the Bills coming out of the bye? (WBZ-FM)
Game Preview: Bills at Patriots (Patriots.com)
Patriots Gameplan: 3 Keys to Victory in Sunday’s Divisional Showdown vs. the Bills (Patriots.com)
Three to Watch: Patriots Take AFC East Title Shot vs. Bills in Week 15 Matchup (Patriots.com)
Expert Predictions: Week 15 Picks for Bills at Patriots (Patriots.com)
How to Watch/Listen: Bills at Patriots (Patriots.com)
How to watch, stream and listen to Buffalo Bills vs. New England Patriots in Week 15
‘The game’s on 4. WIVB, the official broadcast station of the Buffalo Bills, will broadcast the game in the Buffalo market. Ian Eagle and JJ Watt will be on the call with Evan Washburn as the sideline reporter.’
Bills vs Patriots: Where to watch
‘Gametime is 1:00 p.m. and you can watch in on WROC (CBS). Coverage begins with Bills Kickoff LIVE at 11 a.m. on the RochesterFirst streaming app (11:30 a.m. on WROC). It’s part of a CBS doubleheader with Green Bay visiting Denver at 4:25 p.m. Ian Eagle and JJ Watt, along with sideline reporter Evan Washburn, will have the call for CBS Sports.’
Game preview: Buffalo Bills look to settle season series at New England Patriots
‘With New England standing tall at 11-2 and the Bills right behind at 9-4, the division is still technically up for grabs. But if the Patriots top the Bills for the second time this season, they will clinch the division, up three games, with three weeks to go, and the tiebreaker over Buffalo.’
Top 5 storylines for Bills at Patriots | Week 15
‘Buffalo must beat the Patriots and get a little help from other teams in order to win the division. The Bills would have to win out, and the Patriots would need to drop two of their final three games in order for Buffalo to take the crown.’
Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots | Where to watch, stream and listen | Week 15
‘Play-by-Play: Ian Eagle. Color Analysis: JJ Watt. Sideline Reporter: Evan Washburn.’
BillsBeat - December 13, 2025
How doing the dirty work has endeared Tyrell Shavers to Buffalo
‘“We always say, ‘Shaves’ does what he’s supposed to do, and he’s where he needs to be when he needs to be there,” Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady said. “And that accountability and that trust, that’s critical.”’
Stefon Diggs is next test for a Bills defense that needs to prove it can stop top offenses
‘The hype around this game will pit Allen against Maye and Diggs against his former team, but this is bigger than individual matchups. For the Bills’ offense, it must protect the football and avoid penalties. It has committed 12 turnovers over the last five games. Allen will be able to throw against the Patriots. Dalton Kincaid, the Bills’ top target, had a season-high 108 yards in the first meeting. There also should be more running lanes open for James Cook because the Patriots are missing their best defensive tackle, Milton Williams.’
Bills may be without top cornerback Christian Benford against Patriots
‘Christian Benford could not practice Friday with the Bills because of a toe injury that he suffered one day earlier. The team is optimistic it will not be a long-term issue for Benford, McDermott told reporters Friday, but it’s too soon for the team to know if its No. 1 cornerback can face the Patriots.’
Bills long snapper Reid Ferguson climbs record book
‘With Sunday’s game, Ferguson will surpass Steve Christie and move into second place in team history for consecutive games played. Christie, a placekicker, played 144 consecutive games for Buffalo.’
Bills face major CB concern as star player added to latest injury report
‘Cornerback Christian Benford suffered a toe injury during practice Thursday and will not practice Friday. Obviously, that’s a titanic injury for the Bills as Benford has been one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL during the second half of this season.’
Why newest Bills wide receiver believes his time to shine is coming
‘“No man, I’m extremely blessed, I’m thankful for this opportunity, thankful for the Saints for working with me on this,” the 12th-year wide receiver said.’