ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky has raised the status of Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. Allen and the Bills (10-4) had a 35-31 comeback win over the New England Patriots (11-3) in Week 15. After seeing Allen's rally efforts for Buffalo in New England, Orlovsky put the Bills QB in the 2025 MVP discussion after he won the award last season.

ESPN insider evaluates the Buffalo Bills’ Super Bowl outlook while warning that the surging Houston Texans could threaten their AFC path.

In ESPN's annual "Best" list of NFL skilled players, the Buffalo Bills are represented by only 3 offensive players.

The veteran cornerback is taking time away from football after Buffalo and Philadelphia both put in claims for him following his release from Pittsburgh where he struggled this season.

ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith shared his thoughts on if the Bills should be favored on the road against the Patriots.

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New Buffalo Bills cornerback Darius Slay isn't interested in joining the team and may end up retiring in a surprise turn of events.

Bills beat the Patriots 35-31 but set a brutal Sean McDermott–era record for rushing TDs allowed, exposing major run-defense issues.

The Athletic is also high on the Bills, thanks primarily to the reigning NFL MVP.

As ESPN’s Adam Schefter noted, this means that there is both an opportunity and a challenge for Allen. The Bills quarterback will now be lining up against young quarterbacks rather than seasoned champions, but the journey won’t be smooth for him.