"This is such a wonderful story. And such a likeable group of guys. And such a tremendously professional and talented group of people running it," Bill Polian said of the Bills.

Brian Daboll's head coaching prospects top this week's mailbag questions.

No matter what happens Saturday, a member of the Frazier family is going to the AFC championship game.

Allen has led the Bills to a 5-0 record against top 10 defenses this season, compiling a 112.2 passer rating and 16 total touchdowns in those games.

The Buffalo Bills have thrown it back to 1990, and not just in the way they’re scoring points.

Milano earned a starting job by the end of his rookie year and in four seasons has established himself as a dynamic contributor in Buffalo’s defensive scheme.

Two big-name coordinators go head-to-head. Humphrey vs. Beasley. Bills defensive ends vs. Ravens tackles.

The Ravens’ offensive line is the modern version of the Washington Redskins’ “Hogs.”

Josh Allen has been sensational against the blitz this season. Don’t expect that to deter the Ravens’ defense in Saturday’s game.

Add up all of the drives, and the Bills’ average start was 163 yards worse than that of the Colts. Despite that, the Bills won 27-24.

Al Michaels hasn't had many opportunities to call many Buffalo Bills games during his long and illustrious broadcasting career. But when he gets one, it tends to be big.

The Buffalo Bills fully grasp the enormity of the challenge that is Lamar Jackson’s running, writes Vic Carucci.

Ravens defensive coordinator Don "Wink" Martindale said Allen was like a young Ben Roethlisberger with his size and the way he extends plays, but with Dan Marino's arm.

The questions only intensify as the Bills move a step closer to their first Super Bowl appearance since the 1993 season, the last of four straight trips to the big game, writes Vic Carucci.

Here is how members of The News' sports staff sees Saturday's AFC divisional playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens.