Tom Brady returned to the Buffalo Bills' home stadium for the first time since he retired from the NFL, and fans were still not happy to see him.

Two weeks before they open the playoffs on the road, the Bills found themselves down two scores early again Sunday in Highmark Stadium, but failed to add another comeback to their ledger. The Bills failed to score for nearly 55 minutes and, despite a pair of late touchdowns, lost 13-12 in a cold, constant rain.

NFL veteran receiver Brandin Cooks had a standout performance as one of the few highlights of the Bills' 13-12 loss to the Eagles on Sunday. And the 12-year NFL veteran did it as a deep threat. He first turned heads connecting on a 50-yard pass from QB Josh Allen in the first quarter.

The Eagles eked out a 13-12 win against the Buffalo Bills Sunday and remain in the hunt for the NFC's No. 2 seed. Here is the updated NFL playoff picture. The inconsistency of the Eagles offense won't be resolved until the offseason,

Jalen Carter of the Philadelphia Eagles sacks Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills in the second quarter. Timothy T Ludwig / ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The sound of the song only supplied more surrealism given what had just happened at the goal line,

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Josh Allen sailed a 2-point conversion attempt wide of open receiver Khalil Shakir in the back of the end zone with 5 seconds remaining, and the Philadelphia Eagles hung on for a 13-12 win over the Buffalo Bills.

Past the feel-good storybook ending of their old stadium, all their focus needs to remain in one place and one place only. For the Bills to actually challenge this year on an improbable path as road warriors, with a slim margin for error along the way, there is just one decision that makes the most sense for their situation.