The Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens Divisional Round matchup is being aired on CBS Sports, which means that broadcasters Tony Romo and Jim Nantz will be in the booth. The game could prove exciting as the Bills finished the 2024 season ranked second in points per game (30.9) while the Ravens were third (30.5).

It's a play that Andrews makes 99 times out of 100, but with the spotlight at its brightest, the star tight end couldn't come up with the catch. Tony Romo delivered a candid call of the moment, and he didn't mince words after Andrews's costly drop.

Buffalo Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins had a very questionable holding penalty called on him during the first quarter of Sunday’s AFC Divisional Round game against the Baltimore Ravens.

Tony Romo criticized a referee's holding call against Buffalo Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins during the playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens, a d

After several sports talk show panelists were saying what a scary and tough playoff opponent the Denver Broncos were for the Buffalo Bills, who would have thought Sunday’s game would have ended with Jim Nantz and Tony Romo talking about mani-pedis after it became a blowout?

With the game on CBS, announcers Jim Nantz and Tony Romo are in the booth, which is, of course, a job that requires objectivity. However, fans are claiming they have noticed Romo showing bias toward the Bills and quarterback Josh Allen. Of course, they have taken to social media to voice those complaints.

Buffalo defeated Denver 31-7 in the wild-card round and Baltimore 27-25 in the divisional round. Kansas City had a first-round bye and eliminated Houston with a 23-14 win in the divisional round to reach its seventh straight AFC title game. The game will be broadcast on CBS and Paramount+.

For the first time since 2020, the Buffalo Bills will play for a chance to go to the Super Bowl after a chaotic finish to their 27-25, divisional-round win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night.

Fans felt referees would've thrown a flag on this play if Patrick Mahomes was the quarterback instead of Lamar Jackson.

Former NFL QB Tony Romo took some harsh criticism during the Broncos-Bills Wild Card showdown on Sunday afternoon.

Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver wasn't flagged after Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson took a late hit out of bounds.