‘For those looking to live stream the action, Paramount+ and Fubo have you covered.’
BillsBeat - September 28, 2025
Capaccio: Saints at Bills: Sal's keys, notes and stats
‘The Saints have allowed 7.08 yards per pass attempt this season, tha’t 9th-highest in the NFL. The Bills should have chances to push the ball downfield, and need to capitalize when that happens.’
How to watch, stream and listen to Bills vs. Saints on Sunday
‘Coverage begins with Bills Kickoff Live at 11 a.m. on the CW-23 and 11:30 a.m. on WIVB. Also, be sure to tune into News 4 Sports+ at 10:30 p.m. on the CW-23 and 11:35 p.m. on WIVB.’
This date in Bills stadium history: Sept. 28
‘1986 — Chiefs 20, Bills 17 — Jim Kelly threw for 291 yards and a touchdown to rookie Ronnie Harmon that put Buffalo ahead going into the fourth quarter, but Kelly’s three interceptions, the most he would throw in a game during his first NFL season, aided ’83 draft classmate Todd Blackledge in leading Kansas City’s comeback win. On the opening drive Kelly audibled at the line into a 41-yard TD run for Rob Riddick, who had 148 total yards starting in place of an injured Greg Bell. Kelly further endeared himself to Bills fans when he ran out the locker room after getting x-rays on his bruised throwing arm only to take more hits. Attendance was 67,555.’
Bills elevate Jordan Phillips ahead of Week 4 game vs. New Orleans
‘Phillips being elevated is notable given that another defensive tackle, Ed Oliver, was ruled out on Friday. Oliver is recovering from an ankle injury and has not played since Week 1. He was stepped on during practice ahead of Week 2.’
Carucci Take 2: Bills know how to avoid trap of losing as overwhelming favorite
‘Oddsmakers are spotting the 0-3 Saints more than two touchdowns, a staggering margin for the NFL. That, alone, could give the 3-0 Bills more than enough reason to take the Saints lightly.’
Josh Allen to wear young cancer patient’s cap to Bills' Week 4 game
‘This week’s cap belongs to Charlie, who was diagnosed with osteosarcoma — a type of bone cancer — in fall 2024.’
Wegmans launches limited-edition Bills ice cream and apparel for Rivalries game
‘But the centerpiece of the promotion is the co-branded “Bring the Storm” ice cream — a blue, cake-flavored treat with vanilla cake pieces and white sprinkles. The ice cream will be available while supplies last through Sunday in Wegmans stores in Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, the Southern Tier, and Erie, Pa.’
When, where and how to watch Bills vs Saints
‘Gametime is 1 p.m. and you can watch on WROC (CBS). Coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. with Bills Kickoff LIVE on the RochesterFirst streaming app, and 11:30 a.m. on WROC.’
Week 4 Preview: Buffalo Bills look to stay undefeated vs. New Orleans Saints
‘We’re fully expecting Buffalo to score a lot of points and maybe try some interesting plays, so it seems like it could be one of those games where Gilliam gets a goal line touch.’
‘Bills Mafia had already noticed’: Fans spring into action to save man’s life at game
‘Brian Dodge’s daughter, Candice Dodge, recalled the moment when she realized the severity of the situation.’
Top 5 storylines to follow for Bills vs. Saints | Week 4
‘Two of Buffalo’s offensive coaches will play against their former team in the Saints on Sunday. Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady coached for New Orleans from 2017-18 as an offensive assistant and quarterbacks coach Ronald Curry spent 2016-23 with the Saints in various roles.’
Buffalo Bills vs. New Orleans Saints Game Predictions | Week 4
‘This is back-to-back road trips across the country for the Saints, while the Bills will be rested for 10 days having played on a Thursday. That’s a brutal combination. But the Bills are also the best team in the league. This is going to be ugly. Josh Allen lights up the Saints.’
Buffalo Bills vs. New Orleans Saints | Where to watch, stream and listen | Week 4
‘TV Channel: CBS. Local: WIVB. Time: 1 p.m.’
What Bills fans can expect at Highmark Stadium for Bills vs. Saints
‘Enjoy a special halftime performance from the University at Buffalo Marching Band! Known as the Thunder of the East, this 180 member powerhouse storms the field with energy, spirit, and pride — representing UB and all of Western New York. Let’s go Buffalo!’