The Buffalo Bills are headed back to the Divisional Round for the sixth straight season. The Bills won a back-and-forth affair 27-24 after Josh Allen led them on a game-winning drive in the final three minutes. The game saw seven lead changes and came down to the final minute. The Bills converted a 4th and 1 with one of the most impressive QB dive plays we’ve ever seen before Allen punched it in from the one yard line. Buffalo is headed to the Divisional Round to face one of a handful of teams depending on the outcome of the remaining Wild Card games.

Buffalo Bills’ next playoff opponent

Sunday result: The Patriots beat the Chargers on Sunday evening, which means the Bills are the worst remaining seed in the AFC playoff bracket. They will travel to face the Broncos in the Divisional Round.

The Bills will find out their Divisional Round opponent either tonight after Chargers-Patriots or Monday after Texans-Steelers closes Wild Card weekend. The NFL re-seeds and as the No. 6 seed could face one of four different opponents. If the Patriots beat the Chargers on Sunday evening, Buffalo would travel to Denver next week. If the Chargers beat the Patriots, the Bills would travel to face the winner of Monday’s Texans-Steelers game.

History vs. Denver Broncos

Record: 22-17-1 regular season, 2-0 postseason all-time

The Bills and Broncos last played a year ago in the AFC Wild Card Round. The Bills thumped the Bo Nix-led Broncos 31-7 en route to an AFC Championship appearance.

Opening odds for Bills-Broncos

Spread: Bills -1.5
Total: 47.5
Moneyline: Bills -126, Broncos +108

Buffalo Bills playoff history

The Bills are back in the Divisional Round for the sixth straight year. Even with five straight division titles, Buffalo has been able to secure a bye to the Divisional Round during that run. They advanced to the AFC Championship last year and in 2020, while losing in the Divisional Round the other three years. This marks their 16th appearance in the Divisional Round.