ORCHARD PARK - Christmas Day didn’t go quite the way the Buffalo Bills had hoped, and because of that, Sunday’s home finale against the New York Jets remains quite meaningful. The Kansas City Chiefs, inevitable as ever, once again clinched the No. 1 ...

The New York Jets (4-11) are approaching the end of their regular season journey with a matchup at Highmark Stadium against the Buffalo Bills (12-3) in Week 17.

The Buffalo Bills defense will have some starters back in their lineup against the New York Jets in Week 17. The Bills (12-3) welcome back linebacker Matt Milano and cornerback Rasul Douglas when the Jets (4-11) visit Highmark Stadium. Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott announced those injury updates on Friday.

NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport confirmed last Sunday that Allen had sustained the injury during a touchdown in the fourth quarter of Week 1, a game in which the Bills triumphed 34-28 over the Arizona Cardinals.

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills have put together a season that few outside of Buffalo expected. This past offseason was filled with doom and gloom talk about the Bills and their departures while many prematurely crowned the lowly Miami Dolphins and New York Jets as the new kings of the AFC East,