Your guide to postgame coverage: Buffalo Bills beat Los Angeles Chargers 27-17
The Buffalo Bills are 8-3 and leading the AFC East after beating the Los Angeles Chargers 27-17 Sunday at Bills Stadium.
Vic Carucci weighs in with his hot reads from the Buffalo Bills' 27-17 victory against the Los Angeles Chargers at Bills Stadium.
The Josh Allen Experience was back in a big way Sunday, writes Jay Skurski.
Here is Mark Gaughan's quarter by quarter look at the Buffalo Bills' 27-17 win against the Los Angeles Chargers at Bills Stadium on Sunday.
With the win against the Chargers on Sunday, the Bills moved to 8-3 overall and retain their one-game lead over the Miami Dolphins in the AFC East.
The Bills and Chargers combined for 14 accepted penalties for 176 yards Sunday.
For a minute, Buffalo Bills fans watching from home were experiencing déja vu of two weeks ago, when their team lost on a Hail Mary pass.
Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley connected with receiver Gabriel Davis for a 20-yard touchdown as the Bills took a 14-6 lead.
See the pregame warmups as the Buffalo Bills prepared to face the Los Angeles Chargers at Bills Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 29, 2020.
See photos of game action from the Los Angeles Chargers at the Buffalo Bills in Orchard Park on Sunday, Nov. 29, 2020.
Allen's post-touchdown celebration in the third quarter drew a 15-yard flag for unsportsmanlike conduct, with the penalty assessed on the kickoff.
After disappointing results most of the season, the rushing attack found the type of performance it has been searching for, writes Jay Skurski.
Cole Beasley completed his first pass in a football game in 13 years Sunday.
Buffalo allowed just three points in the fourth quarter, despite its offense committing three turnovers in a span of seven plays.
Cole Beasley’s trick-play throw to Gabriel Davis went for a 20-yard touchdown in the Buffalo Bills’ 27-17 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers.
The haunting memory of what happened two weeks ago in Arizona apparently wasn't enough to scare the Buffalo Bills into doing a better job of closing out games, writes Vic Carucci.
The Bills amassed 172 rushing yards on 30 carries, the team's second-most yards on the ground this season, in a 27-17 victory against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.
It was a comedy of errors by the players, the officials, CBS’ graphic team and, yes, even the announcers at times, Alan Pergament says.
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