The AFC Divisional Round of the playoffs open Saturday afternoon in Denver when Sean Payton and the Broncos take the field as a slight favorite against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. For a time, the Bills were favored over the top seed in the AFC, but the line is back to where it opened with Bo Nix and co. favored by 1.5 points.

The Broncos will host their first home postseason game in a decade as they welcome the Buffalo Bills for a Divisional Round showdown. Denver holds a 17-5 all-time mark in home postseason games, and the Broncos will look to advance to their 11th AFC Championship Game in franchise history with a win.

"It’s going to be a tough, physical football game," Bo Nix said ahead of the Broncos' showdown with the Bills.

Allen shook off early injury scares to engineer two fourth-quarter TD drives and lift Buffalo past Jacksonville

There's not much on the line Sunday as the Bills close out Highmark Stadium against the Jets. Here's a look ahead to the matchup.

Last January, the Buffalo Bills and Denver Broncos met in the AFC wild-card round, with the Bills cruising to a 31-7 victory in just the second playoff matchup

The Buffalo Bills scored 14 points in the fourth quarter, with Cole Bishop picking off Trevor Lawrence in the final minute to put a stamp on the game, 27-24.

Buffalo won its first road playoff game since 1992, taking down Jacksonville 27-24 with a touchdown with 1:05 to play

The Buffalo Bills took a step to replenish their injury-depleted WR corps with a January 17 divisional round game on tap