On this episode of "Broncos in 60," right tackle Mike McGlinchey talks about the confidence the team has in quarterback Jarrett Stidham as he is set to start the AFC Championship Game. Plus, defensive lineman Zach Allen looks ahead to the team's matchup vs. the New England Patriots.

McDermott stood up for his players and the city of Buffalo postgame, and he was not the only one to react to the controversial play that ended the Bills' season.

Like the rest of Bills Mafia, the younger sister of the MVP quarterback was upset about the controversial interception ruling in overtime.

Former NFL official and current rules analyst Walt Anderson explained in detail Sunday why the league ruled that Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen threw an interception in overtime on the controversial play which led to the Denver Broncos winning the AFC Divisional Round game on Saturday.

Josh Allen, just like Buffalo Bills fans, looked like he couldn't believe how the loss to the Denver Broncos went down.

For the seventh straight year, the Buffalo Bills reached the playoffs with Josh Allen, and for the seventh straight year, they didn't make it to the Super Bowl. The Bills are the Sisyphus of the NFL: They roll the boulder up the mountain every year and just as they're about to get to the top, it rolls right back down on them.

Josh Allen was feeling the weight of the Bills’ crushing, season-ending loss to the Broncos. Moments after Denver kicker Will Lutz sent Buffalo home with a game-winning 24-yard field goal in overtime of Saturday’s divisional playoff thriller, a teary-eyed Allen blamed himself for the loss.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen took the blame for his team's Saturday night elimination from the divisional round of the 2025 NFL playoffs.

Denver Broncos cornerback Ja'Quan McMillian wrestled away Josh Allen's intended pass to Brandin Cooks for an incredible interception in overtime.