The Bills are back in the spotlight in Week 6, and this one comes with plenty of juice. Buffalo has taken over Las Vegas ahead of Sunday afternoon’s matchup with the Raiders at Allegiant Stadium, a meeting that renews an AFL-rooted rivalry for the first time since the 2023 NFL season.
Buffalo arrives at 4-1 after pulling out a dramatic overtime win at the Los Angeles Rams on Monday Night Football. That game marked the first overtime victory in the NFL for Josh Allen and several of Buffalo’s longer-tenured players.
This trip to Vegas is another milestone of sorts for Allen and company, too, since most of the roster will be taking the field at Allegiant Stadium for the first time. The team’s previous game in Las Vegas came during the COVID-marred season.
The Bills also have a clear business side to the afternoon. Even with a strong start, they need to keep stacking wins in the AFC to stay ahead of the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs, with Kansas City sitting at 4-0. The Raiders enter at 3-2 and are trying to stop a two-game skid and get back over .500.
If you’re looking to follow along, here’s the game information and viewing options for Bills-Raiders in Week 6.
Television coverage for the game will feature Jim Nantz on play-by-play, J.J. Watt on color analysis and Tracy Wolfson reporting from the sideline.
Fans in the Buffalo and Las Vegas markets can watch via Fubo, while the game will also be available on Paramount+. Bills fans can stream live in-market games on NFL+, including on a phone or tablet, and NFL Sunday Ticket is another option.
For viewers in Canada, the game will air on TSN, CTV2 Network and RDS2, with streaming available through DAZN. The source also lists Real Sports Restaurant in Toronto as a Canadian watch party location.
Radio coverage will be carried by the Buffalo Bills Radio Network, with Chris Brown on play-by-play, Eric Wood as analyst and Sal Capaccio on the sideline. New York, Pennsylvania, additional national stations, Canadian radio stations and SiriusXM Satellite Radio are also listed as ways to listen.
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