Fresh off a heartbreaking loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game last season, the Buffalo Bills are set to enter 2025 with Super Bowl aspirations.

Just ahead of the NFL schedule release, Baltimore made a major contract move. The front office worked out a new two-year, $30 million extension with star running back Derrick Henry.

As two of the most dynamic quarterbacks in the NFL, Allen and Jackson's careers have been connected in multiple facets. The two engaged in a razor-thin 2025 MVP race that Allen narrowly edged. However, Jackson claimed the 2024 MVP, making the Week 1 matchup a face-off between the two most recent award winners.

For starters, they won't be suffering from much jetlag in 2025—Cincinnati travels a combined 8,753 miles in 2025, the least in the league. A chunk of that travel comes early in the season, with four of their first six games away from home.

The seven prime-time games the Chiefs are in ties an NFL record with the 2023 Buffalo Bills, who ended up being flexed into a prime-time slot in Week 18 to previously set the record. The NFL scheduled the seven prime-time games for the Chiefs due to their loaded schedule of opponents.

After coming up short of the Super Bowl in 2024, there's a $30 million reason why the Bills opted against adding a new star WR1.

PFF picked out wide receiver Khalil Shakir as the most underrated Bill. The former Boise State Bronco was selected by the Bills in the fifth round of the 2022 NFL Draft, and has quickly made himself a recognizable name.

The NFL on CBS schedule has officially been revealed, and CBS Sports has an excellent slate of games for the 2025 NFL season. CBS has more Sunday NFL games than any other network