Buffalo Bills Super Bowl LVIII, Conference & Division Lines

Buffalo Bills Odds to Win Super Bowl LVIII

The Bills should be Super Bowl contenders once again this year. But after failing to reach the AFC title game in two straight seasons where they looked like the best team in the conference, there's a bit of tension in Buffalo despite their run of success. This team has been good for a while, but it's time for them to show up in January.

After Josh Allen led the league in team touchdown percentage in 2022 (84%) and the Bills' offense struggled with consistency toward the end of the year, the Bills invested around the quarterback by drafting tight end Dalton Kincaid in the first round.

Kincaid will give Allen a big target in the middle of the field. The team also added to the wide receiver room with Trent Sherfield, Deonte Harty, and fifth-round pick Justin Shorter, bringing in significant depth for the interior of the offensive line with free agent additions and drafting O'Cyrus Torrence in the second round.

The loss of Tremaine Edmunds is significant for the Bills' defense, but they retained safety Jordan Poyer and linebacker Matt Milano to maintain some stability. They also boosted their offensive line by signing tackle Connor McGovern, but their other free-agency moves have been fairly lackluster.

Edmunds‘ departure in free agency was slightly offset by Buffalo drafting Dorian Williams, who produced a top-10 coverage grade among FBS off-ball linebackers in two of his last three seasons at Tulane.

Buffalo Bills NFL Betting Odds

To Win Super Bowl LVIII: +785

To Win AFC Conference: +400

To Win AFC East Division: +119

NFL Regular Season Wins: 10.5 (Over: -136, Under: +116)

The Bills are set to play in a franchise record six primetime games this season, surpassing the previous team-high set in 2022 of five such games.

The Bills have three consecutive primetime games stretching from Week 8 to 10, beginning with a Thursday night matchup with Tampa Bay at Highmark Stadium on Oct. 26. That's followed by a highly anticipated rematch with the Bengals in Cincinnati on Sunday Night Football (Nov. 5).

The primetime slate continues the following week with a home date against Denver and new head coach Sean Payton on Monday Night Football on Nov. 13. On Saturday, Dec. 23, the Bills travel to Los Angeles to face the Chargers for an 8 p.m. which will be exclusively streamed on Peacock. It will be the first-ever NFL game broadcast exclusively on Peacock.

Buffalo was 5-0 in primetime games last season.

Buffalo Bills Schedule & Results

The Buffalo Bills were founded in 1960 as American Football League charter members. Since that season, they have shared the same division with the New York Jets and New England Patriots. And the Miami Dolphins joined the division in 1966 as an expansion team.

Buffalo was an AFL powerhouse in the mid-1960s, winning the league title in 1964 and 1965. But the Bills wallowed in mediocrity for most of the next two decades. But with the arrival of quarterback Jim Kelly and head coach Marv Levy, Buffalo made four consecutive Super Bowls from 1990 through 1993. However, the Bills were unable to win that final game.

Buffalo missed the playoffs twice in the Bills' glory era from 1988 through 1999. Levy and Kelly headlined multiple Hall of Fame inductions for those teams.

Other famous past Bills include Jack Kemp, Elbert Dubenion, Mike Stratton, OJ Simpson, Joe Cribbs, Joe Ferguson, Thurman Thomas, Andre Reed, and Bruce Smith.

Buffalo has a new state-of-the-art stadium project approved. The new facility will ensure the Bills’ future in the Niagara Falls area.

Buffalo Bills Past Seasons (2000)

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