Bills Schedule Release Wish Is Prime-Time Revenge
The Buffalo Bills will be considered one of the Super Bowl favorites in 2025, and Josh Allen and the blistering offense are a big reason why.
With the NFL schedule set to come out this week, the Bills for the most part, will be must-watch TV with the AFC franchise box-office viewing due to Allen.
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But there are also other matchups that will help push the Bills into the loungerooms of millions time and time again this upcoming season.
The Bills face the Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, Philadelphia Eagles, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, all of which are big ticket items, but if Buffalo had one schedule wish for 2025, what would it be?
For CBS Sports, it's a prime-time clash against former Bill Stefon Diggs.
"A prime-time Patriots showdown pitting Josh Allen against Drake Maye and old friend Stefon Diggs," CBS Sports writes.
Stefon Diggs runs with the ball after a reception in Nike Kobe 6 'Dark Knight' cleats during the second quarter against the Buffalo Bills at NRG Stadium.Troy Taormina-Imagn Images
That would be quite the spectacle, and it would be the second time Diggs would have faced his former employer, having faced the Bills last season as a member of the Houston Texans, where he had six receptions for 82 yards.
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Given the New England Patriots' offseason with Mike Vrabel, the AFC East franchise is garnering some attention, and some even have them as a potential playoff team.
That would make a prime-time matchup between Allen and Diggs even better, and considering the Bills usually play the Patriots late in the season, if things fall a certain way, it could have playoff ramifications, too, which adds another layer.
Would facing Diggs in prime time be a Bills 2025 schedule wish?
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