The Buffalo Bills are making headlines with their innovative offensive strategy, dubbed the "everybody eats" approach, as they prepare for their season finale against the New England Patriots. With a 40-14 victory over the New York Jets, the Bills have seen 13 different players catch touchdown passes this season, tying them for the ninth most in NFL history. Fullback Reggie Gilliam highlighted the team's collective effort, noting that he and practice squad receiver Jalen Virgil are the only ones without a touchdown catch.

As the Bills aim to break their own record, they have a few more candidates to potentially join the touchdown-catching ranks, including practice squad players Frank Gore Jr. and Zach Davidson. The team’s success this season has been attributed to a balanced offensive strategy, especially after trading away top receiver Stefon Diggs and losing Gabe Davis to free agency. Buffalo has set single-season records with 509 points and 63 touchdowns, showcasing a selfless attitude among players.

The Buffalo Bills faced off against the San Francisco 49ers amidst unexpected snowfall, celebrating a decisive 35-10 victory that secured their fifth consecutive AFC East title. Coach Sean McDermott and quarterback Josh Allen engaged in a lighthearted moment post-game, doing snow angels on the field.

This win marked the Bills' seventh straight victory, improving their record to 10-2 and clinching a playoff spot. Allen made history by becoming the first quarterback to score a passing, rushing, and receiving touchdown in a single game.

As the Bills focus on achieving the No. 1 seed in the AFC, they reflect on their impressive season, having clinched the division earlier than most teams in recent history. The team is also looking to build on their home success, currently undefeated at home this season.

The Buffalo Bills will miss rookie wide receiver Keon Coleman for their Week 13 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers due to a wrist injury. Coleman has been sidelined for three consecutive games after suffering the injury in Week 9.

Despite returning to limited practice, he was ultimately ruled out. The Bills will rely on other pass-catchers, including Amari Cooper and Khalil Shakir, as they prepare for a snowy game in Orchard Park.

The Buffalo Bills are set to enhance their defense with the return of linebacker Matt Milano, who has been activated off injured reserve. Milano, who has been sidelined since suffering a leg injury in October, is now in contention to play against the San Francisco 49ers.

Coach Sean McDermott noted that Milano has not participated in a full practice recently, but his return is a significant boost for the team. Dorian Williams has performed admirably in Milano's absence, leading the team in tackles.

Milano expressed excitement about rejoining the team, while cornerback Taron Johnson highlighted the positive impact Milano's presence will have on the defense. The Bills are aiming to clinch the AFC East with a victory this week.

The Buffalo Bills have made strategic game-day elevations in response to injuries ahead of their matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. Tight end Zach Davidson and offensive tackle Richard Gouraige have been called up from the Practice Squad due to the absence of Dalton Kincaid and the questionable status of Spencer Brown.

Backup Ryan Van Demark is set to make his first career start in place of Brown, who is being rested to avoid aggravating his ankle injury. This decision allows the Bills to ensure Brown is fully healthy for their upcoming game against the San Francisco 49ers.