Author: Sal Maiorana, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

It felt like January 1991 again for Sal Maiorana as Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills put forth perhaps the best performance in team history.

The Bills open the playoffs by hosting an AFC wild-card game against the arch rival Patriots. What to watch for in Saturday’s game.

It’s going to be really cold Saturday night when the Bills host the Patriots, but probably not as cold as these three Bills games from the past.

Wide receiver Cole Beasley was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list Tuesday, and as he has made perfectly clear for months, he is not vaccinated.

The Patriots earned a victory Monday night against the Bills that officially signals that New England is the best team in the AFC East again.

The Bills bounced back from their horrible loss to the Colts last Sunday, beating the Saints and momentarily pulling even with the Patriots at 7-4.

The Bills have now lost two games in a row to the Titans, the latest a heartbreaker for Buffalo when Josh Allen slipped on a quarterback sneak.

Cole Beasley and Gabriel Davis are among the players out at least five days after contact with a Bills trainer who tested positive for COVID-19.

Mitchell Trubisky’s time with the Bears ended earlier than many would have believed, and now he’s in Buffalo as Josh Allen’s backup.

After a great start, the Bills fell apart and lost the AFC Championship Game 38-24 to the Kansas City Chiefs.