Hailee Steinfeld reveals her struggle with anxiety. Despite her success with the film 'Sinners' and her relationship with Josh Allen, she faces mental health challenges. Allen supports her. Steinfeld manages anxiety by limiting social media. She emphasizes ...

Buffalo Bills' quarterback Josh Allen has been praised heavily during the offseason after being rewarded with his first NFL MVP. Buffalo gave Allen a new contract extension after leading the team to the AFC Championship Game with a 13-4 regular season record.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is technically the betting favorite with +550 odds at BetMGM Sportsbook, but the two-time winner has plenty of company at the top of the board. There are five players — all quarterbacks — with odds between +550 and +850.

Many NFL teams have a star wide receiver who stands out from the rest, but the Buffalo Bills have a different mentality when it comes to their weapons. The reigning AFC East champions did not have a receiver who finished with over 1,000 yards this past season, but they were still in the top ten in the league in passing yards because of their depth.

Many believed the Bills would have been better in Super Bowl LIX than the Chiefs. Are the Bills the top threat to the Eagles in 2025?

After reaching the AFC Championship Game last season, one team is favored to win all of their regular season games in 2025.

Despite Josh Allen's MVP season and remarkable growth, a Pro Football Focus analyst ranked him fourth among NFL quarterbacks, behind Mahomes, Burrow,

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen took the NFL over last season, throwing for 3,731 yards and 28 touchdowns while rushing for 531 yards and 12 scores. Allen brought home his first NFL Most Valuable Player of the Year Award and has taken over as the best quarterback in the game.

There is no doubt that one of the teams to watch in 2025 is the Buffalo Bills, who are the only franchise, according to betting odds, to be favored in all of their games for the up

Why does this 'Tush Push' vote affect the Bills? Simply put, outside of the Eagles, no team used the play, in one form or another, more than Buffalo.