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James Cook III rushed for 107 yards and a touchdown, while Buffalo’s defense allowed just 126 yards at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Read the story →Cole Bishop moves to the first free safety spot, while Trent Sherfield and Geno Stone no longer appear on Buffalo’s roster listing.
Shavers carries an O injury designation as Buffalo heads into its Week 10 matchup with the Jets.
Buffalo’s receiver carries an Out designation for the Week 10 matchup at MetLife Stadium.
Danna is inactive for Buffalo’s road game at MetLife Stadium.
Palmer holds the No. 3 spot on Buffalo’s receiver depth chart but is unavailable while on IR.
Buffalo’s second-listed strong safety carries an Out designation for the Week 10 matchup at MetLife Stadium.
Buffalo will be without the defensive tackle, who is listed second at nose tackle on the depth chart.
Buffalo’s No. 1 left tackle is listed as Out for the Week 10 matchup at MetLife Stadium.
Buffalo's first-listed left guard will be unavailable for the matchup at MetLife Stadium.
The Bills receiver logged a full practice on November 7 but carries a questionable game designation against Minnesota.
Bell is listed as Out for Buffalo’s Week 9 game at Minnesota.
Danna is listed as Out and sits third on Buffalo’s weakside linebacker depth chart.
Buffalo’s third-listed strong safety carries an Out designation for the Week 9 matchup.
Buffalo’s No. 2 nose tackle had been listed as questionable with a calf injury for Week 9.
Buffalo's first-string left tackle is out against the Vikings after being listed as questionable with a rib injury.
Buffalo’s first-listed left guard is unavailable after carrying a questionable designation with an ankle injury.
Palmer did not practice Nov. 7 and carries an IR designation for Buffalo’s matchup at Minnesota.
Skyler Bell and Palmer have new depth-chart slots, while Buffalo’s roster listing adds Trent Sherfield and Geno Stone.
Buffalo’s 2026 pecking order puts Dalton Kincaid first in a four-player tight end group and Greg Dortch atop the punt-return list.
DJ Moore, Keon Coleman and Dalton Kincaid are active, while Buffalo will be without three players who carried questionable designations.
Buffalo has allowed just 16 points across its past two games and heads to the Jets next, with Josh Allen and James Cook leading its season fantasy production.
Buffalo has allowed just 16 points over its past two games, while New York looks to rebound from three straight losses.
Buffalo improved to 6-1 with its third straight win, while Baltimore fell to 4-4 after a third consecutive loss.
James Cook III delivered 153 yards from scrimmage, and Buffalo’s third-quarter edge held up against a 17-point fourth quarter from Las Vegas.
Josh Allen and James Cook III each topped 100 rushing yards as Buffalo improved to 4-1 despite a 20-point fourth quarter from Los Angeles.
New England improved to 2-2 behind Drake Maye and a two-touchdown game from Romeo Doubs, handing Buffalo its first loss.
Buffalo scored 14 fourth-quarter points, with James Cook III rushing for 154 yards as Los Angeles fell to 0-3.
Buffalo built a 17-point halftime lead and improved to 2-0, overcoming a four-touchdown passing performance from Jared Goff.
Buffalo opens 1-0 behind Allen’s 334 passing yards, while David Montgomery scores three touchdowns for Houston.