‘Bills are dominant at home. The Bills have 13 straight regular season wins at home. If win this week, they’ll be just one win away from tying the franchise record (15) for most consecutive home wins set from 1990 to 1991.’
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Bills vs. Dolphins takeaways: Josh Allen, James Cook, Terrel Bernard power Buffalo to 31-21 win
‘It may not have been the most dominant performance by the Bills, but it ended just like almost all of their meetings with the Dolphins have recently: with a win. Buffalo started fast offensively and finished strong defensively with a Terrel Bernard interception of Tua Tagovailoa for a 31-21 win, its seventh straight over its AFC East rival.’
Bills vs. Dolphins prediction: Can Miami pull upset or will Buffalo remain unbeaten?
‘Pick: Bills 33, Dolphins 16.’
Bills QB Josh Allen plans to wear visor vs. Dolphins after suffering bloody nose in Week 2
‘During media availability on Tuesday, Allen revealed that he was still a “little bruised up,” but was feeling OK heading into Thursday’s game. He did begin wearing the visor on his helmet at practice this week, and wants to have it as extra protection just in case.’
Where to watch Jets vs. Bills: TV channel, live stream, prediction, pick, odds, spread for AFC East matchup
‘The Bills are undeniably the better team in this Week 2 matchup, but the Jets gave their fans some much-needed hope last week. Can the underdog win this one or will be the Bills advance to 2-0?’
Ed Oliver injury: Bills DL to miss Jets game after teammate steps on foot, could be out for multiple weeks
‘Oliver’s foot was stepped on during practice, and he was spotted wearing a walking boot Thursday.’
NFL’s rarest play nearly happened in Week 1: Ravens almost gave up first one-point safety in league history
‘The only way a team can score a one-point safety is by recording a safety against their opponent on a two-point conversion and the Ravens came 1 yard from having that happen to them during the fourth quarter of the Bills’ 41-40 win.’
Fan who hit DeAndre Hopkins, Lamar Jackson during Bills game given indefinite ban from NFL stadiums
‘The incident took place in the third quarter following Hopkins’ one-handed touchdown grab to extend the Ravens’ lead to 34-19. Several Ravens players were celebrating near the front row of the stands out of the back of the end zone when the fan struck Hopkins on the helmet and appeared to make contact with Jackson as well, only to be shoved in retaliation by the Ravens quarterback. The fan was also ejected by security personnel.’
Josh Allen delivers message to Bills fans who left stadium early during stunning comeback win over Ravens
‘”Our team didn’t quit,” Allen said. “I mean, I think there’s people who left the stadium. That’s OK, we’ll be fine, but have some faith next time.”‘
Matt Prater, Tebow’s old clutch kicker, comes off the couch to deliver Bills’ stunning win over Ravens
‘Prater was out of football at 41-years-old and more than happy with it. He kicked in the NFL for 19 seasons, making his debut in 2007 and earning two Pro Bowls and a second team All-Pro selection. Prater had an amazing career, one that has him 15th on the NFL all-time scoring list (1,819 points).’
Why Keon Coleman was Dave Richard’s breakout sleeper of 2025 and what his massive Week 1 means moving forward
‘If there’s a catch, it’s that you must be patient with Coleman. The Bills open the year against the Ravens and Jets, two stingy secondaries that could opt to try playing man coverage on Coleman with their top cornerbacks. After those matchups, the Bills will face, by my count, six tough secondaries between Weeks 3 and 17. That’s more than enough for Coleman to break out and become dangerous against anyone.’
Bills shocking win over Ravens ends with final score that’s never been seen before in NFL history
‘The Buffalo Bills pulled off a stunning comeback win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night, and in the process, the two teams combined to make some history. The game in Buffalo ended at 41-40, a score that had never been seen before in the 106-year history of the NFL.’
Bills pull off miraculous fourth-quarter comeback, stun Ravens with walk-off FG in classic shootout
‘Sunday night’s matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills promised to be a spectacle, with the last two NFL MVPs lining up under center on opposite sides. It delivered. In fact, it more than delivered, nearly resulting in overtime as Josh Allen and Co. stormed back from down 15 points in the fourth quarter to edge Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry’s squad, 41-40.’
Ravens vs. Bills prediction, preview: Can Lamar Jackson best Josh Allen after heartbreaking playoff loss?
‘The game pits the last two NFL MVPs against each other as reigning MVP Josh Allen does battle against Lamar Jackson, who won in 2023 and also was named first-team All-Pro over Allen last year. There are stars all over the field on both sides of the ball, from Derrick Henry and James Cook to Kyle Hamilton and Matt Milano and a whole lot more.’
Where to watch Bills vs. Ravens: TV channel, kickoff time, odds, prediction
‘This season, both teams are hoping to shed their labels as very good teams that continuously come up short in the playoffs. Along with the Chiefs, the Bills and Ravens have been considered to be the AFC’s three best teams for the past several years, and that is once again the narrative entering Week 1 of the 2025 regular season. And given the Chiefs’ loss to the Chargers Friday night, whoever wins this game likely will be seen as the AFC frontrunner.’