Simply put it's a game the Bills should win. MVP favorite Josh Allen and the high powered Bills offense at home where they were undefeated during the regular season, and opposite him a rookie in Denver's Bo Nix. Denver's defense however, brings an added layer of talent and interest. They posted a franchise record 63 sacks this season. Tyler Sullivan is an NFL staff writer for cbssports.com, and joined Adam and Sal for a preview.

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It's become a well know stat. The Denver defense with 63 sacks during the regular season and the challenge that presents as Josh Allen and the Bills prepare to host them Sunday in the Wild Card round. Who better to ask for perspective than former Bills tackle John Fina who went to two Super Bowls with Buffalo early in his career. John joined Adam and Sal with terrific takes from an offensive lineman's perspective in previewing Broncos vs. Bills.

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he Bills had already secured the No. 2 seed in the AFC, and so there was little meaning to a 23-16 loss to the Patriots and Foxboro to close the regular season that, oh by the way, cost New England that top overall pick in the draft and saw Jerod Mayo's time as head coach there end after one season. Josh Allen took all of one snap to extend his consecutive starts streak, with the majority of the starters sitting this one out. The Bills will host the Denver Broncos in the Wild Card round next weekend as the playoffs begin. Adam and Sal join with postgame takes.

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The Bills (13-3) are set to close the regular season Sunday in Foxboro against the Patriots (3-13). Josh Allen will play just briefly to keep his consecutive starts streak alive. Linebacker will be among those not playing (quad) but head coach Sean McDermott says he should be ready for a highly anticipated postseason. Matt Parrino covers the Bills for syracuse.com as well as the Shout podcast, and joins Adam and Sal.

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The Bills (13-3) have secured in the No. 2 seed in the AFC heading into the regular season finale at New England. With that, comes the luxury of resting key players. Quarterback Josh Allen will start this game and play briefly so that he extends his consecutive starts streak. Linebacker Terrel Bernard (quad) was a notable addition to the injury report Wednesday raising questions and some concern that he'll be ready to start the postseason. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana have the latest.

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The Bills locked up the No. 2 seed in the AFC and finished undefeated at home in the regular season for the first time since 1990 with a 40-14 win over the New York Jets. Josh Allen threw for 182 yards, a pair of touchdowns, and ran for one as well. The Buffalo defense that's struggled in recent weeks scored on a safety and took the ball away three times. The Bills improve to 13-3 and now have the option to rest starters next week in the regular season finale at New England. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana have the recap from Orchard Park.

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There's plenty at stake for the Bills (12-3) as they prepare to face the Jets (4-11) Sunday. The Chiefs have locked up the AFC's top seed, but a win secures the No. 2 seed for Buffalo. That would allow Sean McDermott to rest Josh Allen and the starters in the regular season finale at New England. Given the history against New York, this shapes up to be a competitive game that could underscore some concerns about this Bills team, and impact the MVP voting. ESPN's Alaina Getzenberg joins Adam and Sal for a preview.

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The Bills rallied from a 14-point deficit to beat the New England Patriots 24-21 Sunday in Orchard Park. James cook ran for 100-yards and a touchdown, and caught a TD pass as well on a day where the Bills struggled with New England's defensive scheme for a good portion of the game. The Bills injury depleted defense struggled, but did force three turnovers and scored in the second half. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana hosted live postgame coverage.

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