The NFL released the entire 2026 league schedule for the upcoming regular season last week. With the dust settled, it looks like the Buffalo Bills has some tasty matchups ahead.
At least, CBS Sports certainly thinks so.
The outlet named their top-10 games upcoming in 2026 throughout the entire NFL schedule for all 32 teams. Of those, the top two involve Buffalo’s participation and four of them in total.
Those first two include the Bills visiting the defending champion Los Angeles Rams on “Monday Night Football” in Week 5 and the top spot in the Bills and Chiefs doing battle on Thanksgiving on Thanksgiving.
The entire breakdown on the four Bills games can be found below:
7. Bills at Broncos, Week 16 on Christmas Day
CBS Sports breakdown:
Add the Bills to the long list of teams hoping to get revenge — even if it’s just a small bit — on the Broncos this year. I don’t need to remind you how this Divsional Round game went, but I will anyway. Bills fans, avert your eyes.
5. Bills at Patriots, Week 13
CBS Sports breakdown:
Josh Allen vs. Maye in a potentially crucial game in the AFC East and AFC playoff races? Count me in. The Bills brought in DJ Moore this offseason to improve their downfield passing attack, and his performance against Christian Gonzalez could be crucial. On the other side, New England already added Romeo Doubs and is expected to add A.J. Brown in June. Can the Bills’ defense hold up? Can the Patriots stop James Cook?
2. Bills at Rams, Week 5 on ‘Monday Night Football’
CBS Sports breakdown:
This game currently features two of the top four Super Bowl favorites. Need I say more? How about the fact that the last time they met, it was a 44-42 Rams win with over 900 yards of offense combined. Buckle up.
1. Chiefs at Bills, Week 12 on ‘Sunday Night Football’
CBS Sports breakdown:
By this time, Mahomes will be nearly a full year removed from his torn ACL and, hopefully, the rust will be gone. The long-held storyline is that Allen wins the regular-season matchups against Mahomes (5-1) but loses the postseason ones (0-4). This should be yet another fun one, though, and it’ll be interesting to see if this is where Kansas City’s premier offensive addition this offseason, Kenneth Walker III, makes a big difference. The Bills had a lot of trouble defending the run — especially explosive runs — last year.
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: 2026 NFL schedule: Bills are all over CBS Sports’ list of 10 best games
Reporting by Nick Wojton, USA TODAY / Bills Wire
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