SYRACUSE, NY — (May 15, 2026) — Football fans across Central New York will have a new go-to destination for Buffalo Bills coverage this season, as The Score 1260 (WSKO-AM) officially joins the Buffalo Bills Radio Network and will carry every game during the 2026 NFL season.
The partnership is part of a newly launched, team-operated radio network designed to expand the reach of Bills broadcasts across New York State and beyond. Under the new structure, the Buffalo Bills will oversee all game broadcasts, including pregame and postgame coverage, giving fans a more comprehensive and consistent listening experience.
For Syracuse-area listeners, the addition of The Score 1260 ensures full access to every snap, highlight, and postgame reaction throughout the season. The station will deliver complete live game coverage, connecting Bills Mafia in Central New York directly to the action on game days.
The expanded network coincides with a broader shift in Bills broadcasting, headlined by a new flagship partnership in Buffalo and the return to FM radio. The move reflects the organization’s effort to strengthen its audio presence and reach more fans across multiple regions.
On the field, expectations are high heading into the 2026 campaign — and the broadcast team behind the mic will feature familiar and respected voices. Chris Brown returns as the “Voice of the Bills,” leading play-by-play for his fourth season. He will again be joined by former Pro Bowl center Eric Wood as color analyst, bringing expert insight and analysis throughout each broadcast.
Adding to the coverage this year is Bills legend Steve Tasker, who joins the game day team as sideline reporter. Tasker’s experience as both a player and longtime broadcaster is expected to enhance the depth of the network’s on-the-ground reporting.
The expansion of the Buffalo Bills Radio Network — including The Score 1260 — highlights the team’s focus on accessibility and fan engagement as it enters a new era. With the opening of Highmark Stadium on the horizon and renewed energy surrounding the franchise, the Bills are positioning their broadcast product to match the scale and excitement of the moment.
“This is a proud moment for our company and for Buffalo,” said Beth Coughlin, Cumulus Media regional vice president. “After 14 years, reuniting with the Bills as they move into a new stadium allows us to deliver a unique, elevated game day experience — bringing together two premier teams committed to excellence, community, and fans.”
For fans in Syracuse and across Central New York, the message is simple: every Bills game, every week, is now just a dial-turn away on The Score 1260.
