FOLLOW LIVE: Updates, highlights from Dolphins vs. Bills wild-card game

It’s been an emotional last couple of weeks for Buffalo with Damar Hamlin’s health scare and the response from around the league. But the Bills earned the No. 2 seed in the AFC, finishing the regular season with a 13-3 record. 

Miami managed to get into the AFC playoff picture as the No. 7 seed, as Jason Sanders’ 50-yard field goal late in the fourth quarter helped the team to a must-win in Week 18 over the Jets. With the Patriots losing to the Bills, it allowed the Dolphins to overtake their AFC rival for the last playoff spot. 

The two teams split their two-game series in the regular season, with Miami winning in Week 5 and Buffalo coming out victorious in Week 15. 

The Dolphins are turning to rookie QB Skylar Thompson for their postseason opener. Tua Tagovailoa has been ruled out as he continues to work his way back from a concussion. 

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Here is everything you need to know about Dolphins vs. Bills viewing, including streaming options for the game.

What time is the Dolphins vs. Bills wild-card game today?

Date: Sunday, Jan. 15 Time: 1 p. m. ET 

Dolphins vs. Bills will kick off at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday, Jan. 15. The game will be played at Highmark Stadium in Buffalo, N.Y.

Dolphins vs. Bills live stream

TV channels: CBS (U. S. ) | TSN4/5, CTV, RDS (Canada) Live stream: Paramount+, fuboTV (U. S. ) | DAZN (Canada) 

The NFL wild-card game between the Dolphins and Bills will air on CBS. Viewers who want to stream the game can find it on Paramount+ and fuboTV, which offers a free trial.

Viewers in Canada can watch on TSN4/5, CTV and RDS, but they can also stream the game on DAZN, which features every NFL game.

NFL live streams for Dolphins vs. Bills

In addition to the options listed above, here are other streaming options for Dolphins vs. Bills:

NFL playoff schedule 2023

Wild-card round

Saturday, Jan. 14

Sunday, Jan. 15

Monday, Jan. 16

Divisional round

Saturday, Jan. 21

Sunday, Jan. 22

Conference championships

Sunday, Jan. 29

Super Bowl 57

Sunday, Feb. 12