A former quarterback wants to see the New England Patriots face off against the Buffalo Bills in the AFC title game for a specific reason.

The Buffalo Bills scored 14 points in the fourth quarter, with Cole Bishop picking off Trevor Lawrence in the final minute to put a stamp on the game, 27-24.

Not only did the Bills punch their ticket to the divisional round, they achieved a feat the franchise hasn’t accomplished since 1992 — win a road playoff game. The Bills-Jaguars showdown saw four lead changes in the fourth quarter– the most in NFL history.

Trevor Lawrence leads the AFC South champion Jaguars against Josh Allen and the Bills at EverBank Stadium, with kickoff set for 1 p.m. ET on CBS.

There might not be much to play for when the Buffalo Bills face a familiar division opponent in the New York Jets later on Sunday afternoon. However, the Bills will be bidding farewell to their old stadium as they ready themselves for their brand new one across the street,

Past the feel-good storybook ending of their old stadium, all their focus needs to remain in one place and one place only. For the Bills to actually challenge this year on an improbable path as road warriors, with a slim margin for error along the way, there is just one decision that makes the most sense for their situation.

Saturday's AFC division round playoff game between the Denver Broncos and the Buffalo Bills will kick off at 2:30 p.m. at Empower Field at Mile High.

The Buffalo Bills made the playoffs in 2025. We already know their 2026 opponents and what it means for their playoff chances next year.