The stage is set for a high-stakes Wild Card clash as the Broncos (10-7) take on the Bills (13-4).

Josh Allen continues to be the heartbeat of Buffalo’s record-shattering season. Just last week, he set a franchise record by starting his 115th consecutive game, a streak that also ranks 13th all-time among quarterbacks.

But the Bills didn’t stop there—this season, their offense etched its name in NFL history as the first ever to notch 30 passing touchdowns and 30 rushing touchdowns in a single campaign.

On the flip side, the Broncos are charging into the postseason on a wave of momentum. After an up-and-down regular season, Denver secured their playoff spot with a dominant Week 18 victory, entering the Wild Card round brimming with confidence.

However, taking down the Bills will be no small task. For the Broncos to pull off a shocking upset, they’ll need to bring their A-game—playing bold, capitalizing on critical moments, and outsmarting one of the AFC’s most formidable squads.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Bills vs. Broncos NFL matchup, including TV channel and live stream options for the game. 

Where to watch Bills vs. Broncos today: TV channel, live stream

Bills vs. Broncos Wild Card game will be available for live TV Broadcast on Sky Sports NFL and Sky Sports Main Event. Alternatively, a highly popular streaming choice is subscribing to NFL Game Pass via DAZN for comprehensive online coverage.

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Bills vs. Broncos start time

• Date: Sunday, January 12
• Time: 6 p.m. GMT

Bills vs. Broncos will kick off at 6 p.m. ET on Sunday, January 12.

The game will be played at Highmark Stadium in Buffalo, New York.

NFL playoff schedule 2025

Every NFL playoff game can be streamed live via DAZN NFL Game Pass and Sky Sports UHDR.

Wild-card round

Saturday, Jan. 11

Sunday, Jan. 12

Monday, Jan. 1

Tuesday, Jan. 14

Divisional round

Saturday, Jan. 18

Sunday, Jan. 19

Conference championships

Sunday, Jan. 26

Super Bowl 59

Sunday, Feb. 9

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