Broncos Set to Face Bills in AFC Divisional Playoff Rematch

Buffalo looks to repeat last year’s playoff victory over Denver

Get ready to buckle up, Broncos fans—this Saturday, the Denver Broncos are gearing up to lock horns with the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Divisional round of the NFL playoffs at Empower Field. Kickoff is set for 2:30 p.m. MST, so you might want to have your snacks ready and your lucky jersey on. If you can’t make it to the stadium, don’t worry—CBS has you covered with live coverage.

This isn’t just any playoff matchup; it’s a grudge match with a side of déjà vu. The stakes feel even higher after watching Philadelphia’s offense unravel in its playoff loss to San Francisco earlier this postseason.

Full recap: Eagles offense under scrutiny after 49ers loss.

Last year, the Bills handed the Broncos a tough 31-7 loss in the Wild Card game. Now, the oddsmakers have the Bills as a slim 1.5-point favorite on the road—just enough to keep things interesting and your heart rate up.

Meanwhile, the rest of the Divisional round is shaping up to be a football feast. The San Francisco 49ers will square off against the Seattle Seahawks on Saturday at 6 p.m. MST on Fox—so don’t put away the chips just yet. Sunday brings more gridiron drama: the Houston Texans will visit the New England Patriots at 1 p.m. MST on ESPN, followed by the Los Angeles Rams taking on the Chicago Bears at 4:30 p.m. MST on NBC. It’s a weekend lineup that could make even the most casual fan feel like a kid in a candy store.

With everything on the line, both teams are fighting tooth and nail for a shot at the next round. Denver has already been fine-tuning its depth chart ahead of kickoff, promoting fullback Adam Prentice and signing defensive back A.J. Woods.

Roster update: Broncos promote Prentice and sign A.J. Woods.

So whether you bleed orange or shout “Go Bills!” until you’re hoarse, this is one showdown you won’t want to miss.

Elsewhere in the NFC, Washington fans are still reeling after a brutal season that earned the Commanders an F-grade from Sports Illustrated.

Season recap: Commanders receive F grade after tumultuous season