The Denver Broncos will be playing in their first playoff game since Super Bowl 50 when they travel to Buffalo to face the Bills on Sunday in the NFL's Wild Card Weekend. Winning

Wide receiver Amari Cooper returned to the Buffalo Bills after missing the season finale against the New England Patriots.

Audric Estime déclares that establishing the run game is the key to upsetting the Bills in the Wild Card round.

Cooper, a five-time Pro Bowler, was acquired by the Bills via trade with the Cleveland Browns in October. He played six games with the Browns earlier this year and eight games with the Bills, hauling in 44 receptions for 547 yards and four touchdowns in 14 games this season.

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The Broncos are no strangers to cold weather themselves, so Buffalo shouldn’t see too much advantage in the chilly conditions. There is no snow or gusting wind in the early forecast, although 1 p.m. on Jan.

We're going to take a look at what's at stake for both teams, as well as how fans can watch the game live via television and streaming services. What's at Stake in Broncos vs. Bil

The Denver Broncos are hitting the road to take on the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium and FOX31 Sports Anchor Myck Miller is going to be there on the sidelines.