It’s Always Gameday In Buffalo

Sal Capaccio and Matt Bové are BACK in the midst of a busy week for Buffalo sports to take a look back at the Buffalo Bills 2026 draft and discuss Brandon Beane’s commitment to Keon Coleman

Sal Capaccio and Matt Bove analyze the Buffalo Bills' latest draft class, focusing on day three selections. The discussion examines positional versatility, potential roster impacts, and the strategic approach behind the team's picks to address depth and talent development for the upcoming season.

Sal Cappacio and Matt Bove went live after the 2nd day of te NFL Draft to break down the Bills taking Clemson DE T.J. Parker and Ohio St. CB Davison Igbinosun

Matt and Sal went LIVE right after the first round of the NFL draft to react to the Bills active night, culminating in them trading all the way out of the first round.

One week out from the NFL Draft! Matt and Sal recap their conversation with Mike North from earlier in the week before diving into some thoughts on what will happen next weekend. Stay at 26? Trade back? Which defensive positions might they be looking at? Plus, wide receiver prospects and how the defense will change under Jim Leonhard.

It's time for one of our favorite episodes of the year! Sal and Matt are joined once again by the Vice President of NFL Broadcast Planning Mike North. They discuss the Bills home opener in the new stadium, how the NFL is looking at Patrick Mahomes' status in the early season, the decision around no more Monday Night Football doubleheaders, Friday's no longer being considered a short week, holiday matchups, growing the game with an expanded international schedule, who Mike thinks is the juiciest Bills opponent this year and much more!

Mike North tells us which Bills opponent on the 2026 schedule sets up as potentially the highest ratings draw.

Mike North tells us how much market size/popularity matter in making the NFL schedule.

Mike North takes us into the NFL's decision to do away with the Monday Night Football doubleheaders.

Mike North explains the NFL's decision to no longer consider Friday games as playing on a short week.