Buffalo secured a dominant 41-14 victory over New York (N) on December 19, 2077, at home in Week 16 of the regular season. Quarterback John Wade led the effort with 385 passing yards and four touchdown passes, while Buffalo's rushing attack added four rushing touchdowns, helping the team maintain its second place in the division.

The game began with New York winning the toss and deferring. Buffalo struck early, as Wade connected with Kirk Oakes for a 75-yard touchdown pass just 41 seconds into the game. Kicker Stephen Figaro's extra point gave Buffalo a 7-0 lead. New York struggled to respond, suffering a key interception by Edwin Quezada at their own 49-yard line, which set up another Buffalo score.

William McCall ran in a three-yard touchdown shortly after for Buffalo, extending the lead to 14-0 early in the first quarter. Figaro converted the extra point, and despite an injury scare to New York's Damien Dean during the play, the Bulls maintained control. Buffalo's special teams also made an impact with a 67-yard punt by David Henderson that trapped New York at their own goal line.

Buffalo continued to dominate, as Wade found Doug King in the red zone for a touchdown with just over a minute left in the first quarter. Figaro converted again, and Buffalo led 21-0 after one quarter.

In the second quarter, Buffalo added two more touchdowns. Hector Debnam caught an eight-yard scoring pass from Wade, and King added another touchdown reception from seven yards out to increase the lead to 35-0 at halftime. Figaro was successful on all extra point attempts. New York was held scoreless in the first half and struggled to generate offense.

New York finally put points on the board in the second half, scoring two rushing touchdowns, but the deficit was too large to overcome. Buffalo's defense contributed by forcing turnovers, including a fumble recovery by Johnathan Turcios early in the third quarter.

Wade finished the day with 385 yards passing, four touchdown passes, and 33 rushing yards. King was the team's leading receiver with 167 yards and two receiving touchdowns. Oakes added 134 receiving yards and one touchdown. Buffalo rushed 34 times for 173 yards and four rushing touchdowns, sharing the work among several backs, including Jon Noble who added 77 rushing yards.

Defensively, Buffalo recorded three sacks and forced a fumble while recovering one. The team committed four penalties for 39 yards. Meanwhile, New York's offense gained 291 passing yards led by Charles Gates but was hampered by one interception and a struggling running game totaling 42 yards.

Buffalo improves to 10-4-2 overall and holds second place in the division. New York, which had already clinched the division title, falls to 11-5. Buffalo's head coach Robert Craven will likely view this win as a strong statement as the regular season winds down.