The postseason is here and Buffalo Kickoff Live co-hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones came ready with a Bills road map to the Super Bowl.

They talk about which Bills players need to step their game up. What strategies they want play callers to try. Who might hold the team back and who is most likely to carry Buffalo into New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX.

There's also plenty on why the Bills might be the Denver's matchup nightmare. Plus, how dinner policies in the Carl Jones household apply to the Bills wide receivers.

After a mostly meaningless regular season finale, the Bills are headed to the postseason and will take on the Denver Broncos.

Before fully turning the page to the playoffs, AJ Feldman and Thad Brown discuss Buffalo's loss to New England. They chat about the players who hit milestones and incentives and the camaraderie that it showed. They also break down some of the more notable points of the game: the safety play, Matt Milano's day of rest, and Keon Coleman's disappointing day.

Finally, they look ahead to the Broncos. Denver has plenty of strengths, but the Bills might be uniquely built to thwart them all.

Who was the Bills player that impressed the most on film in 2024? Who was the biggest disappointment? Who was the Rewind King? Buffalo Kickoff Live co-hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones hand out their superlatives for the year that's coming to an end.

They also discussed how Bobby Babich added some tools to the defensive tool belt against the Jets. Plus, can the Bills trust Keon Coleman in the playoffs?

Jets looked like they might push the Bills, same as the Patriots the week before. But Buffalo got a 4th down stop, then an interception, then a safety and then an avalanche of impact plays on defense. It turned into a laugher that locked up the AFC 2-seed.

Sports Director Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss why those big plays could be a long term boost. They debate who the Bills want in the first round of the playoffs and if they are still a Super Bowl favorite. And of course... they had takes on the Great Josh Allen MVP Debate.

The Bills avoided disaster in Week 15, surviving a 14-0 deficit to escape with a 24-21 win over the Patriots.

Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss the victory and how concerned the team should be moving forward.

The defense was missing a handful of starters, but the defensive line had all of their horses and they caused little havoc to a bad offensive line. What will the unit provide the defense moving forward?

On offense, Josh Allen's injury scare was just that, but the passing game had an off game. Are the team's troubles getting open a big issue for the team?

Finally, how should the Bills attack the final two weeks with the Chiefs knocking on the door to the top seed in the AFC?

Joe Brady and Bobby Babich were pushing all the right buttons against the Lions. Buffalo Kickoff Live co-hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones found good coaching dripping all over the all-22 of the Bills win in Detroit.

Josh Allen amazed just as much on film as he did in person Sunday, but Thad and Carl noticed a few plays where the jaw-dropping good plays came right after head-scratching mistakes. Plus, they dive into how much of the final four touchdown drives for the Lions was bad defense vs. smart situational strategy.

The Bills took down the Lions and have now beaten the top seed in both conferences. Are they the Super Bowl favorites? Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss.

Josh Allen was amazing once again, with big assists from Joe Brady, Ty Johnson, and James Cook. While the defense may have given up 42 points, their first-half performance won them the game and was a big bounceback from the Rams disaster.

Finally, was this the biggest regular season win of the Sean McDermott era? And how likely are the Bills to catch the Chiefs in the AFC race? All that and more on this week's recap.

Sean McVay is smart. Buffalo Kickoff Live co-hosts Carl Jones and Thad Brown will explain how they saw his genius dripping all over the film from Bills-Rams.

On offense, Joe Brady had good moments and the offensive line held up against an athletic, talented Rams front. Carl and Thad also explain why the defensive line was the heart of so many issues, why McVay was always a step ahead and why the worst coaching mistake might have come before Sean McDermott's ill-fated time out.

The Bills saw their winning streak come to an end, giving up their most points in a game since 2018 with a 44-42 loss to the Rams.

The defense was terrible, but the Bills still had a chance to win at the end. That is, until Sean McDermott called a timeout after a failed Josh Allen QB sneak. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman break down the miscue.

The run defense has been a problem all season and now the pass defense has questions. What was the most concerning part of the loss.

Thad discusses Josh Allen's historic performance and the pair analyze the AFC playoff picture and whether or not the panic button should be pressed after another loss to a good team.

Joe Brady got in his bag during the bye week. Buffalo Kickoff Live Co-hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones talk about all the wrinkles they liked from the Bills win over the Niners. Most were in the run game and would not have worked without great blocks. They'll also explain the unusual personnel group that stood out.

Matt Milano's first game back was not at an All-Pro level. Thad and Carl discuss how far away he might be. Plus, how Taron Johnson proved his value again and why the film from this game really shouldn't be taken too seriously.