‘Record prediction: 10-7.’
BillsBeat - May 16, 2024
Bills release 2024 regular season schedule
‘In total, the Bills will play five prime-time games this season, with a majority of those games coming in the first six games of the season. This includes three-straight games under the bright lights in Weeks 2, 3 and 4. Two of those five prime-time games in 2024 will see Buffalo playing at the friendly confines of Highmark Stadium.’
Opinion: Prime-time Bills will have to navigate tough early stretch
‘Not that the first three weeks are any easier. The Bills only have two home games in the first month-and-a-half of the season, opening the year at Highmark Stadium against Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals, and then facing former Bills wide receiver Gabe Davis and center Mitch Morse in another “Monday Night Football” matchup in Week 3.’
Circle The Wagons: Buffalo Bills 2024 schedule released; five prime time games
‘The NFL released the 2024 schedule on Wednesday night and the Buffalo Bills will have five prime time games this year.’
As 2024 NFL schedule is released, how you can save money if you plan on traveling for Buffalo Bills games
‘Gameday Hospitality offers parties and trips for ten different NFL fanbases, including the Bills. Mikulec is originally from Buffalo, and his company offers packages at both home and away Bills games.’
Complete Buffalo Bills 2024 schedule: 5 primetime games, include 4 in first 6 weeks
‘Five primetime games is near the most in Bills history. Last year’s team was given six at the schedule release, and added a seventh when the regular-season finale against Miami was flexed to a night game with the division on the line. The Bills also played five primetime games in 2022, not counting the game against the Bengals that was canceled after Damar Hamlin’s on-field collapse.’
4 takeaways from Bills 2024 schedule release
‘The Sunday Night Football game against the 49ers comes after Buffalo’s bye week, and follows a home date with the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs.’
It's official: The Bills' 2024 schedule has been released
‘Unlike last year, the Bills will not need to make an overseas trip. One thing that won’t change, though is that the Bills will have no shortage of prime-time games, starting with Week 2 on a Thursday night in Miami against the Dolphins.’
Carucci Take 2: The early part of the Bills’ schedule looks brutal
‘Four of the Bills’ first six games are on the road. Included in that stretch are three consecutive road trips to Baltimore, Houston, and the Jets. That marks the first time since 2015 the Bills will play three road games in a row.’
2024 NFL schedule released: Bills again featured prominently in prime time
‘The league released its full regular-season schedule Wednesday night, with Buffalo slated for at least five games in prime time — including four in the first six weeks.’
Buffalo Bills release 2024 schedule
‘As Bills Mafia eagerly awaited the full lineup for the upcoming 2024 regular-season schedule, the Bills released it on Wednesday night.’
Buffalo Bills release full 2024 schedule
‘Buffalo opens the season with a home game against the Arizona Cardinals followed by a primetime Thursday night game against the Miami Dolphins.’
Top 10 things to know about the Bills 2024 schedule
‘For the second year in a row the Bills have three consecutive primetime games, and they come very early in the season from Weeks 2-4. Buffalo has its first AFC East matchup on Thursday night Sept. 12 at Miami. The Bills are 4-1 in their last five matchups against the Dolphins in Miami, including their AFC East division-clinching victory in Week 18 last season (21-14).’
BillsBeat - May 15, 2024
Bills add veteran WR by signing Marquez Valdes-Scantling
‘The Bills have 14 receivers under contract and just five of them — Khalil Shakir, Justin Shorter, Andy Isabella, Tyrell Shavers and Bryan Thompson — were with the team last season.’
Bills hire ESPN analyst John Parry as officiating consultant
‘Parry, 59, was an NFL on-field official from 2000-18, including the final 11 years as referee. He worked the Super Bowl in 2007 (Chicago-Indianapolis) as a side judge and was the referee for the title games in 2012 (New England-New York Giants) and 2018 (New England-Los Angeles Rams).’