The Buffalo Bills lost in the divisional round of the 2026 playoffs, this time falling to the Denver Broncos 33-30 in truly heartbreaking fashion. The Bills need to take a good, long look in the mirror in the offseason at the way they operate internally and make several changes across the board to

Nix suffered the season-ending injury late in Saturday's 33-30 victory over Josh Allen and the Bills. The Broncos will face either the Texans or the Patriots in the AFC title game without Nix.

Bills head coach Sean McDermott said he was "standing up for Buffalo" by voicing his frustration with referees after playoff loss to Broncos.

A pass he thought was a game-clinching shot downfield turned into an interception, and two pass interference calls against the Bills later, the Broncos had won the game. They were at the Bills' five-yard line and kicked a routine field goal to win. Bills fans showed their anger online following the contest.

Quarterback Josh Allen looked devastated as the Bills returned to Buffalo after an overtime playoff loss in Denver.

Along with even more heartbreak, Saturday's crushing loss served as a reminder that Buffalo's roster could look much different next season.

Buffalo's best defensive tackle recorded three sacks in just three games before his October injury and returns for their biggest game of the season.