The New Orleans Saints need some help along the offensive line and the Buffalo Bills have a pending free agent who could help their cause.

For the Jaguars to do so, though, their top-notch defense will need to be at its best against reigning MVP Josh Allen and the NFL's rushing leader in running back James Cook. For Jaguars linebacker Devin Lloyd, the matchup is one that will come down to a top rushing offense vs. a top rushing defense.

The Buffalo Bills will face the New York Jets at home on Sunday, January 4, to close out their season in week 18.

For all Josh Allen, James Cook and the Bills accomplished in a 12-win season, sixth-seeded Buffalo is forced to hit the road to open the playoffs at AFC South champion Jacksonville in the wild-card round on Sunday.

Buffalo Bills fans are making plans to travel to Jacksonville for this weekend's wild-card playoff game against the Jaguars, and travel experts are offering advice on how to save money.

Hairston, who began the regular season on Injured Reserve, is one of only three true boundary cornerbacks remaining on the Bills' 53-man roster after the team lost trusted reserve Ja'Marcus Ingram to the Houston Texans in a minor fiasco made possible by Darius Slay.

An anonymous NFL executive expressed doubt Monday over the Buffalo Bills' chances of beating the Jacksonville Jaguars in the NFC Wild Card Round of the playoffs.

The Bills head to the NFL Playoffs as a low No. 6 seed. But will roll without rising defender Maxwell Hairston versus the Jaguars.