ESPN insider evaluates the Buffalo Bills’ Super Bowl outlook while warning that the surging Houston Texans could threaten their AFC path.

The Buffalo Bills are a National Football League team that plays in the AFC East division. The Bills have yet to win a Super Bowl title over the course of their history.

Josh Allen has catapulted into the MVP conversation after two stellar performances against the Cincinnati Bengals and the New England Patriots, as the Bills, now 10-4, are close to securing their postseason berth.

Buffalo, which is the No. 6 seed in the AFC playoff picture, is nearly a lock to make the postseason and have a clear path to pluck the AFC East title. The Bills trail the Patriots by one game with three games to play.

The team announced on Tuesday that they had signed veteran kicker Michael Badgley to the practice squad. To make room for Badgley, Buffalo released cornerback M.J. Devonshire. Badgley, 30, was one of two kickers that the team worked out on Tuesday. His competition for the spot on the practice squad was Matthew Wright.

Mecole Hardman was added by the Bills through free agency in early November but he was quickly placed on IR due to a calf injury.

The Bills head to Cleveland to face the Browns Sunday, looking to win their fourth straight game. Here's the broadcast and betting information.