Thanks to the 49ers win over the Colts on Monday night, the Bills are in the playoffs for the seventh straight year. That's testament to the culture and consistency Sean McDermott have brought to the organization. Having said that, the Super Bowl remains elusive, and this is a roster that still faces major questions as they prepare for Sunday's game against Philadelphia, just two games away from the postseason. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana have a preview.

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After covering the game in Cleveland, Sal hops on the mic to break down an ugly but important win for the Buffalo Bills. He walks through the latest injury updates, what they mean moving forward, and what to expect from this Bills team down the stretch. Sal also highlights James Cook’s performance and why he was a key difference in the win.

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Straight from the press box at Gillette Stadium, Sal Maiorana recaps another Bills comeback win, ending the Patriots’ 10-game winning streak. He breaks down the key moments of the game, what the victory means for the playoff picture, and the Bills’ road ahead. Thanks to a strong performance from Josh Allen, Buffalo kept Drake Maye in check and, with their backs against the wall, once again found a way to win.

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The New England Patriots (11-2) have a chance to officially end the Bills (9-4) five year reign as AFC East Champs with a win Sunday in Foxboro. The game features current MVP Josh Allen against second year phenom quarterback Drake Maye, who is entrenched in this year's MVP discussion. Former Bills and Patriots receiver Chris Hogan joined Adam and Sal for a discussion on both players and a full game preview.

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With the Bills down 28-18 with just under 9:00 left in the fourth quarter and the defense struggling to stop Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati offense, it would have been easy for some to think it was too much for Buffalo to overcome.

Those who know Josh Allen know better.

The Bills rallied with 21 points in a 4:30 span that featured a 40-yard TD run from Allen, back to back interceptions of Burrow, the first of which Christian Benford returned 63-yards for a touchdown, and a 4th down TD pass from Allen to rookie tight end Jackson Hawes to cap a dramatic 39-34 come from behind win. Buffalo improves to 9-4 solidifying their playoff hopes. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana were live with postgame reaction.

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The Bills are back at home this weekend after a physically dominant win on the road at Pittsburgh. The Bengals (4-8) come to Orchard park clinging to their playoff lives, but bolstered by the return of Joe Burrow who has been out since week two with a turf toe injury. Coming off a 32-14 win on Thanksgiving, they've now won eight straight games with Burrow at the helm dating back to last season. Former Bengals safety and current NFL analyst Solomon Wilcots joined Adam and Sal for a preview.

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The Bills set a record for rushing yards by an opponent with 249 at Acrisure Stadium in a 26-7 win over the Steelers on Sunday. What made the dominant performance even more impressive was that the Bills did it without both of their starting offensive tackles who were out due to injury. Buffalo improves to 8-4 and remains in the final playoff spot in the AFC with five games remaining. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana were live with postgame reaction.

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