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There are several games of interest that Bills' fans should be watching out for during the NFL's upcoming Sunday slate in Week 7.

Buffalo Bills On SI writer John Green outlines seven Week 7 NFL games that Buffalo Bills supporters should watch during their team's bye week. With Buffalo holding a 5-1 record and leading the AFC East, Green highlights key matchups involving conference rivals that could impact playoff positioning and seeding.
Green suggests fans root for upsets, including the Seattle Seahawks handing the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs their first loss and the Tennessee Titans defeating the AFC North-leading Cleveland Browns. He also advises pulling for the New Orleans Saints, Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens, Arizona Cardinals, and Los Angeles Rams to help weaken AFC competitors.
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