The Buffalo Bills are approaching the halfway point of the NFL season as one of the best teams in the league. The Bills are 6-2 through eight games, making them one of the best teams in the league. The Athletic awarded the Bills an "A-" in their midseason grades.

Travis Kelce made headlines before kickoff with a bold pregame look as the Chiefs battled through another hard-fought game on the road against the Buffalo Bills

Here are Bills Wire's seven takeaways from the Bills' lack of movement at the 2025 NFL trade deadline: It was a surprise Beane and the Bills did not make a trade. Why? Because Buffalo has been part of the trade-deadline frenzy every season since 2021.

Brandon Beane, general manager of then Buffalo Bills, heads off the field at the end of practice at the Buffalo Bills training camp at St. John Fisher University in Pittsford on July 24, 2025. / Tina MacIntyre-Yee/Democrat and Chronicle / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Do the reeling Dolphins have any shot of pulling off a huge upset against the rival Bills? Sun Sentinel staffers don’t think so.

Travis Kelce took a hit — and then hit back at the Bills Mafia! The Kansas City Chiefs star was pounded on a tackle in the end zone, just before the half of the Chiefs-Buffalo Bills game on Sunday, Nov. 2. After Bills safety Cole Bishop rammed the tight end with a helmet to the chest, Kelce hit the deck and was slow to get up.

Despite splitting most of the CB2 snaps on the day with veteran Tre’Davious White, Hairston excelled, leading all Bills’ defenders in the game in PFF grades (91.1). The Kentucky product was the lone Buffalo defensive player to record a grade higher than an 85 in the game.

Follow along with score and in-game updates as the Bills host the Chiefs on Sunday afternoon at Highmark Stadium.