The Steel City is the backdrop for Sunday’s game featuring Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills taking on Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Aaron Rodgers and his broken left wrist could play on Sunday when the Pittsburgh Steelers host the Buffalo Bills. The 41-year-old Rodgers practiced in a limited capacity last week, but ended up watching Pittsburgh's 31-28 loss to Chicago from the sideline in sweatpants after Steelers coach Mike Tomlin decided to make Rodgers inactive and start Mason Rudolph instead.

The Buffalo Bills provided Josh Allen and their inconsistent passing attack yet another veteran option by signing free agent wide receiver Brandin Cooks on Tuesday. Cooks joins the Bills after the New Orleans Saints granted the player’s wish by waiving him last week.

Instead, the fans got a second show at halftime when they witnessed the stadium be named in honor of Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. Allen grew up in this tiny town in western Fresno County that sits along the San Joaquin River and is in some ways better known for its melons and tomatoes.

The Buffalo Bills haven't played on Thanksgiving in four years, but they have a long, rich history of football on America's most delicious Thursday.

The Minnesota Vikings are going to be in trouble at the quarterback position for Week 13. J.J. McCarthy has served as Minnesota's starting quarterback and

The Buffalo Bills and Pittsburgh Steelers face off with both trying to bolster their playoff positioning in the wide-open AFC.

“They had 12 hits on Josh, eight sacks. That’s not a healthy formula right there,” McDermott said about the Texans' defense. “It’s not a healthy way to play or a healthy way to keep our quarterback healthy through the remainder of the season.”