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Josh Allen is closing in on the 2024 Most Valuable Player trophy. Will anyone else from the Buffalo Bills take home an NFL Honors award?

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen should win the Associated Press' 2024 NFL Most Valuable Player Award.

The pre-auction exhibition, which began on December 5, has already drawn international interest from collectors, historians, and institutions. While Sotheby’s has set an opening bid of $1 million, experts anticipate that the final price could soar beyond $2 million as the tablet’s unique provenance and cultural significance drive competitive bidding.

While the majority of Americans celebrate Christmas, understanding of its biblical roots is lacking. According to a 2018 Lifeway study, only 22% of U.S. adults believe they could accurately and entirely retell the Nativity story from memory. Another 31% say they could recount it but might miss some details or get others wrong. About 25% could only provide a general summary, while 17% admit they couldn't recount the story at all.

The Buffalo Bills (11-3) and New England Patriots (3-11) may have polar opposite records, but that doesn't guarantee Sunday's AFC East clash will be a blowout. In fact, Pats rookie quarterback Drake Maye could create real problems for a struggling Bills defense. Maye has flashed high-end upside since taking over as the Patriots starter in Week 6. His dual-threat playmaking ability has even drawn comparisons to Bills signal-caller Josh Allen, the current favorite for the NFL's 2024 Most Valuable Player Award. As a result, Buffalo can't afford to overlook Maye and the Pats despite their underwhelming record. That's especially true…

The Buffalo Bills clinched a playoff spot and are hunting the AFC's No. 1 seed. Which players are trending toward a bigger postseason role?

The Buffalo Bills have been forced to use a lot of different players amid an injury-riddled season.

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The Buffalo Bills' hopes of catching the Kansas City Chiefs for the AFC's No. 1 seed are over. How will the team handle its final two games?

The Buffalo Bills can no longer secure a playoff bye. Beating the New York Jets would give them the option to rest key players in Week 18.