Having a bye week makes it seem like an even longer time, but the Buffalo Bills are back in the win column in Week 8. The Bills (5-2) took and and beat the Carolina Panthers in a rout on Sunday. It was a 40-9 final.

James Cook rushed for 216 yards and two touchdowns and the Bills defense had seven sacks in a 40-3 win over the Panthers.

The Buffalo Bills' defense was dominant on Sunday, generating seven sacks and three turnovers in a 40-9 victory.

The Falcons are back on national TV in Week 6, hosting the Buffalo Bills on ESPN's Monday Night Football. Chris Fowler, Dan Orlovsky an Louis Riddick will be in the broadcast booth for tonight's game. Atlanta still has three other prime-time games, including a Week 7 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.

The Bills, behind 38 rushing yards from running back James Cook, chugged downfield on the first touch—reaching the Panthers' 23-yard line. But linebacker Trevin Wallace sacked quarterback Josh Allen on a third-and-10 to keep Buffalo to a 45-yard field goal. Bills lead 3-0 with 7:14 left in the first quarter.

ATLANTA - The Buffalo Bills, who looked unstoppable through their first four games and considered a legitimate Super Bowl contender, are now in second place in the AFC East, losers of two games in a row, the latest an eye-opening 24-14 defeat at the hands ...

With their offense still lacking a true No. 1 wideout, the Buffalo Bills have reportedly reached out to the New Orleans Saints to explore a potential trade for star receiver Chris Olave.

Josh Allen hit Khalil Shakir for 54-yard TD, extending the Buffalo Bills' lead over the Carolina Panthers.