How to buy Buffalo Bills 2024 playoff tickets

The Buffalo Bills clinched the AFC East, get your Bills playoff tickets now.

The Buffalo Bills clinched their fifth-consecutive AFC East title on Sunday night, defeating the San Francisco 49ers 35-10 and appeared to have plenty of fun in the snow while doing it.

While the Bills still have five weeks of the regular season remaining, Bills playoff tickets are already on sale.

The tickets are conditional, so if you buy a ticket for a game that does not happen, for whatever reason, you will receive a refund. If the game does happen, you’re in!

Going to any Bills game is special, but playoff football in Buffalo is something every fan should be able to experience.

Below we’ve outlined the different playoff tickets available, and what scenarios needs to happen in order for the playoff games to take place.

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Buffalo Bills playoff tickets

Buffalo Bills Wild Card tickets: If the Bills do not earn the top seed in the AFC, they will host a playoff game in the first round of the 2024-25 NFL playoffs.

At the time of publication the cheapest available tickets for a hypothetical Bills Wild Card game were priced at $199.

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Buffalo Bills Divisional tickets: If the Bills earn the No. 1 seed in the conference, they will earn a bye to the Divisional Round. Additionally, if the Bills win their home game during Wild Card weekend, Buffalo could then potentially host the Divisional Round depending on the two team’s seeding.

At the time of publication, the cheapest available Bills tickets for a hypothetical Divisional Round matchup in Buffalo cost $268.

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Buffalo Bills AFC Championship tickets: Should the Bills continue to win and host the AFC Championship game, unsurprisingly the price goes up.

As of Dec. 2, the cheapest available Bills AFC Championship game tickets cost $726.

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Buffalo Bills Super Bowl tickets: Dare to dream Bills fans! While Super Bowl LIX will not be held in Buffalo, Super Bowl tickets are already on sale. These tickets are not conditional, if you purchase Super Bowl tickets and the Bills do not reach the game, you will not receive any refund.

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Bills schedule: Is Buffalo playing today in Week 13?

Are the Bills playing today? Here’s a look at the schedule and the games to come. 

Will the Bills be on the field today in Week 12 of the NFL schedule?

Following a bye week, the Bills return to the field on Sunday night to host the San Francisco 49ers (8:20 p.m. ET, NBC/Peacock).

Buffalo is 5-0 at home this season, and the Bills should have the advantage with wintry weather, as temperatures are expected to be in the mid 20s at game time.

The Bills have a favorable schedule for the rest of the regular season, with two games against the Patriots and a home game against the Jets. A trip to Detroit on December 15th will be the toughest test for the 9-2 Bills.

Buffalo Bills 2024 schedule

  • Week 1: vs. Arizona (W, 34-28)
  • Week 2: at Miami (W, 31-10)
  • Week 3: vs Jacksonville (W, 47-10)
  • Week 4: at Baltimore (L, 35-10)
  • Week 5: at Houston (L, 23-20)
  • Week 6: at New York Jets (W, 23-20)
  • Week 7: vs Tennessee (W, 34-10)
  • Week 8: at Seattle (W, 31-10)
  • Week 9: vs. Miami (W, 30-27)
  • Week 10: at Indianapolis (W, 30-20)
  • Week 11: vs. Kansas City (W, 30-21)
  • Week 12: BYE WEEK
  • Week 13: vs. San Francisco
  • Week 14: at Los Angeles Rams
  • Week 15: at Detroit
  • Week 16: vs. New England
  • Week 17: vs. New York Jets
  • Week 18: at New England
  • Record: 9-2

Josh Allen is Bills’ nominee for Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award

Josh Allen is Bills’ nominee for Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has been named his team’s nominee for the 2024 Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award.

The nominees for all 32 teams were announced earlier this week by the NFL:

The award represents “an NFL player who best demonstrates the qualities of on-field sportsmanship, including fair play, respect for the game and opponents, and integrity in competition,” according to the league’s website.

The award will be ” determined by a vote of current NFL players,” and the winner will “receive a $25,000 donation from the NFL Foundation to a charity of his choice.”

Allen was selected as the Bills’ representative in 2021 as well.

The winner is announced during the end of season “NFL Honors” Award show before the Super Bowl.

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How the Bills could make history after their bye week

How the Bills could make history after their bye week

The Buffalo Bills came soaring into their bye week during NFL Week 13 riding a six-game winning streak to a 9-2 record.

They are preparing to host the 5-6 San Francisco 49ers for Sunday Night Football, a team that has dealt with some injuries to key players throughout the season.

The Niners could be without stars like quarterback Brock Purdy, offensive tackle Trent Williams, and defensive end Nick Bosa.

While their squad is desperate for a win, a Buffalo victory could make history for the franchise.

In more ways than one.

The Bills are four games ahead of the second-place AFC East squad and division rival Miami Dolphins, who will be playing the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field on Thanksgiving Thursday. Buffalo beached them in both head-to-head matchups this season and owns the tie-breaker.

If Miami loses to Green Bay and Buffalo beats San Francisco, the Bills will also win their fifth straight division crown.

That would be something that has never previously been accomplished since the team was first founded in 1960.

The franchise did notably win four straight AFC East titles from 1988 to 1991, the final two of which included trips to the Super Bowl.

It’s also worth noting that the club has never lost coming out of their bye week under head coach Sean McDermott. And while a win is never fully guaranteed, the team does have a good prior track record in this situation.

That and their current regular season win streak aren’t the only ones on the line, however. Buffalo has also won six straight matchups against San Francisco.

QB Josh Allen will also have a chance to make more history in this game against a team he rooted for growing up in Firebaugh, CA.

Allen is currently tied with the Bills’ most storied quarterback in the team’s history, Jim Kelly, for the most touchdowns in the franchise’s history (244).

Per Tankathon, Buffalo has the fifth-easiest remaining schedule in the league this season, which means Allen will have plenty of time across the six regular season contests left to add to that number while entering his prime at age 28.

He’ll also have a chance to round out a strong campaign and potential MVP-caliber year just as the Bills will have a chance to bid for the No. 1 seed and a first-round bye in the AFC Playoff picture in facing the Niners, Rams, Lions, Patriots (twice), and Jets.

Bills’ Sean McDermott offers injury updates during bye week

Bills’ Sean McDermott offers injury updates during bye week

During NFL Week 12, the Buffalo Bills enjoy their bye week, offering an opportunity for some rest and extra advance preparation for their next game following a 30-21 home win against the Kansas City Chiefs.

They topped their AFC rival without several key starters including middle linebacker Matt Milano (bicep tear), wide receiver Keon Coleman (wrist), tight end Dalton Kincaid (knee), offensive lineman Spencer Brown (ankle), and defensive tackle DeWayne Carter (wrist) who were out with injuries.

Next up the team will host the San Francisco 49ers at Highmark Stadium, and fans and media members have been wondering which players might return to the field in that contest.

Milano, who’s missed most of the season so far, has begun to practice again and could see a return to gameplay as early as Week 13. The rookie Coleman as well as second-year pro Kincaid received a positive update by way of ESPN insider Jeremy Fowler in terms of recovery this week.

While he did not definitely say whether the two impact players on offense would be back for the game against the Niners, he did share that neither player’s injury appears to be substantial or long-term.

Buffalo has notably never lost coming out of a bye week under head coach Sean McDermott, a trend they hope will continue and one they hope will extend to the postseason, as they pursue the AFC’s No. 1 playoff seed and first-round bye.

He had good news for the Bills and their fans following Sunday’s win over the Chiefs, sharing that the team didn’t have any new additions to the injury report. And there may be more good news on their existing injured players coming soon, though he made a point to manage expectations.

“There’s this pool of players that they’re kind of tiered as to when we expect to get each one of them back,” McDermott said.

“Again this week being kind of a rehab week for the players that are banged up, the message I’m getting from our training room is ‘hey we’ll let you know kind of how this week goes and then what that looks like for next week’ so you know the challenge is not really knowing as we start to game plan a little bit towards the end of this week who’s available, but certainly understand that the trainers need some more time with these guys and you know again it’s kind of like ‘hey who who are they going to hand us on Monday? Are we to get one player? Two players? More? Less what we have? So we just got to kind of take it one day at a time here, big picture coming out of the game without any serious injuries.”

They still have some challenges ahead in the remaining six contests on the regular season schedule, including road games against the Los Angeles Rams and Detroit Lions right after the 49ers matchup.

But with a healthy roster, the Bills could make a push into the postseason and potentially lock up the No. 1 seed, allowing them to get even healthier headed into the playoffs.

Bills schedule: Is Buffalo playing today in Week 12?

Are the Bills playing today? Here’s a look at the schedule and the games to come. 

Will the Bills be on the field today in Week 12 of the NFL schedule?

Following a 30-21 win over the rival Kansas City Chiefs that extended the Bills’ winning streak to six games, Buffalo is on a bye week and will return to the field on December 1st against the San Francisco 49ers at home.

The Bills have a favorable schedule for the rest of the regular season, with two games against the Patriots and a home game against the Jets. A trip to Detroit on December 15th will be the toughest test for the 9-2 Bills.

Buffalo Bills 2024 schedule

  • Week 1: vs. Arizona (W, 34-28)
  • Week 2: at Miami (W, 31-10)
  • Week 3: vs Jacksonville (W, 47-10)
  • Week 4: at Baltimore (L, 35-10)
  • Week 5: at Houston (L, 23-20)
  • Week 6: at New York Jets (W, 23-20)
  • Week 7: vs Tennessee (W, 34-10)
  • Week 8: at Seattle (W, 31-10)
  • Week 9: vs. Miami (W, 30-27)
  • Week 10: at Indianapolis (W, 30-20)
  • Week 11: vs. Kansas City (W, 30-21)
  • Week 12: BYE WEEK
  • Week 13: vs. San Francisco
  • Week 14: at Los Angeles Rams
  • Week 15: at Detroit
  • Week 16: vs. New England
  • Week 17: vs. New York Jets
  • Week 18: at New England
  • Record: 9-2

Bills-Chiefs draws huge numbers during Week 11 clash

Bills-Chiefs draws huge numbers during Week 11 clash

The Week 11 AFC showdown between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs drew the biggest television audience for an NFL regular season game in 17 years, not including holiday games.

According to USA Today, the 4:25 PM EST kickoff on CBS garnered 31.2 million viewers.

It’s the most viewers for a regular season game since 2007 when Tom Brady and the New England Patriots went toe-to-toe with Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts in Week 9. Both of those teams were 8-0. 

17 years later, the world got the new version of the Brady-Manning rivalry with Josh Allen’s Bills facing Patrick Mahomes’ Chiefs. The Chiefs entered the game 9-0 while the Bills were 8-2.

With the Bills win, Allen and Mahomes are now 4-4 against each other, with many close games, monumental moments, and highlight-reel plays. The NFL would be happy with the TV ratings if these teams met again in the playoffs this season.

CBS also recorded its biggest regional window audience since 1992 in Week 11, attracting 19.8 million viewers for the Ravens-Steelers matchup.

Safe to say it was a great day for the NFL and its fans.

WATCH: Bills’ Von Miller mic’d up in win vs. Chiefs

WATCH: Bills’ Von Miller mic’d up in win vs. Chiefs

The Buffalo Bills put their hat in the ring for the best team in the AFC with their Week 11 win over the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs.

A big reason for the 30-21 win was the constant pressure put on Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes by the Bills’ pass rush. Von Miller recorded a sack on a third down, his fourth sack in just six games played this year.

Luckily for fans, Miller was “mic’d” up in the win.

Hear from the veteran pass rusher in the YouTube player below:

Report: Terry Pegula to sell minority stake in Bills

Report: Terry Pegula to sell minority stake in Bills

Terry Pegula is going to sell the Buffalo Bills… but just a small piece.

According to Sports Business Journal, Pegula is going to unload about a 20 percent portion of the Bills franchise.

Per the report, multiple business executives have struck an agreement to buy a 10.6 percent stake. Reportedly private equity firm Arctos Partners will take 10 percent as part of the deal.

Pegula had reportedly been interested in sell a portion of the team going back to at least the spring.

According to Sportico, the Bills are currently valued around $5 billion. Pegula originally purchased the team in 2014 for $1.4B.

The Buffalo News added that the potential minority stake sale is on the agenda for the NFL’s finance committee meeting this week.

“Our focus has been on finding the right partners for our organization,” the Bills said in a statement. “The process is ongoing, and any potential investor cannot be confirmed or finalized until it is approved by the NFL.”

SBJ indicated that potential minority stake buyers of the Bills include:

  • Rob Palumbo (5.6%), co-managing partner of the private equity firm Accel-KKR
  • A group led by Theresia Gouw (2%), co-founder and managing partner of the venture firm Acrew Capital;
  • Sue McCollum (1.7%), CEO/owner of alcohol distributors Eagle Brand Sales and Double Eagle Distributing.
  • A group led by Tom Burger (1.4%), the co-founder and managing partner of Gridiron Capital. Burger’s group includes a trio of retired athletes who played in nearby Toronto — Jozy Altidore, Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady — whose pending purchase of Bills stakes had previously been reported by Sportico.

Bills Wire will provide further updates as information is made available.

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Bills LB Terrel Bernard named AFC Defensive Player of the Week

Bills LB Terrel Bernard named AFC Defensive Player of the Week

Buffalo Bills linebacker Terrel Bernard has been named the AFC Defensive Player of the Week following his team’s win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 12.

Bernard is the second player from Buffalo the win the DPOTW honor in as many games as cornerback Taron Johnson won it seven days ago.

In total, the Bills (9-2) have had six player win a weekly honor so far this season.

Bernard led the Bills with eight tackles, including one for loss.

More importantly, Bernard notched a sack on Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and intercepted him. The latter takeaway was the final play of the game for Kansas City’s offense as Bernard iced the 30-21 win.

Bernard’s impact stood out even further considering he missed this team’s postseason loss to the Chiefs last season. .

In total, Buffalo has taken home six total “Player of the Week” honors so far in 2024. The team record for the Bills in a single season is eight.

Bernard’s pick can be found in the clip below:

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