Ben Verbrugge

By Ben Verbrugge

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The Buffalo Bills will face the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 17 of the NFL season on Sunday at Highmark Stadium.

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The Buffalo Bills (11-4) host the Philadelphia Eagles (10-5) in what could be one of the most intriguing non-conference showdowns of the late season. Both teams have already clinched playoff berths, but Buffalo still hopes to overtake the Patriots for the AFC East title with a couple of wins and a little help, while the Eagles aim to improve their seeding in the NFC. The Bills will be led by quarterback Josh Allen, who has been dynamic this season, and feature one of the top rushing attacks in the league behind James Cook, but Buffalo’s defense has struggled at times against the run and is dealing with injuries up front. Philadelphia counters with a balanced offense anchored by Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley and a strong defensive unit that has been among the better units against the pass, setting up a classic clash of styles at Highmark Stadium.

Weather and roster availability could play a role in how this one unfolds, with forecasts calling for wintry precipitation that could impact the passing game and limit big downfield plays. Buffalo has historically dominated NFC opponents at home and is favored on paper. Still, the Eagles have won their last few meetings with the Bills and shouldn’t be overlooked, especially with momentum heading into the postseason. Expect this game to be competitive from start to finish, a potential shootout as both teams try to fine-tune their game plans before the playoffs begin.

This is a great NFL matchup that you will not want to miss; make sure to tune in and catch all the action.

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