'He called the decision to order Dareus to travel home on his own as being "the right thing for this football team," and also something he didn't want to deal with at that time because he was focused on preparing for the game.'
Archives for August 2017
Tyrod Taylor, T.J. Yates concussions leave Bills short-handed at QB
'"We're talking about it," McDermott said Sunday. "We haven't come to a decision at this point in time. We're running the gamut of the different style quarterbacks out there, who's been in the system, who hasn't, younger, older. We're still going through that process right now."'
Bills' McDermott hasn't spoken to Dareus since they've been back
'“Really we’re moving forward, that’s where I stand on it and we’re looking forward to getting out here on the practice field.” McDermott added, “Everyone needs to know what’s expected and everyone’s accountable, myself included, so I’m not looking to send a message other than do the right thing.”'
Bills-Ravens: Arrow Up/Arrow Down
'The guys up front had a tough time moving the Ravens’ defense and creating space. The Bills run game averaged only 3.2 yards per carry and gained only 79 yards all night. They only gave up two sacks, but when they went to pass, whatever QB was in was under too much pressure, too often, too quickly.'
Bills' Dareus reflects on being sent home from Baltimore
'The conversation we had, we spoke in deep, deep thought. We spoke even after practice and we have a thorough understanding. So, we’re just going to continue to move forward with what we’ve got going and make this run this year.'
Dareus: Things are crystal clear for me now
'“Me and the coaches we all spoke and we’re very clear about things moving forward,” Dareus said. “And that’s what we’re going to do. We’ve got a clear understanding now.”'
Peterman the QB until reinforcements arrive
'“I got all of the reps (Sunday), so that’s helpful for me,” Peterman said. “The more reps I can get, the more ways I can see a live defense against our plays, and how they react, especially against a one-defense, where they react pretty fast. I think it was helpful for me.”'
Yates concussion leaves Bills with one healthy QB
'“Well it’s concerning. It is concerning,” said head coach Sean McDermott. “Anytime guys are injured it’s concerning. That said they’re in the protocol and I really can’t go any further as far as those two are concerned. But we’re hopeful at this point that everything works out.”'
Bills Today: Battle continues at right cornerback
'“There was really good competition,” said McDermott. “The thing you love about it is, just like the game, the guys battled all game long. Third game in a row that they battled all game long…I thought E.J. [Gaines], as well as some other players, are competing at an extremely high level. They’re going to make for some tough decisions, and that’s good.”'
Sunday's Baltimore Coverage
Bills fall to 0-3 in preseason in game overshadowed by Tyrod Taylor's injury
'“I like the way, you know, we were able to handle the sudden change,” McDermott said. “I thought Nate came in and was poised. All reports from the huddle were he was very composed in the huddle and handled himself well. I thought the offense moved at times and at times we didn't move well enough.”'
Bills QB Tyrod Taylor knocked out of Saturday's game with a concussion
'He was slow to get up, and headed to the medical tent on the Bills' sideline with trainers. A short time later, the team announced he was being evaluated for a possible head injury. Rookie Nathan Peterman replaced Peterman for the Bills' next series.'
Bills CB Kevon Seymour misses out on big opportunity against Ravens
'That's because a shoulder injury will keep cornerback Kevon Seymour from taking part in Saturday night's third preseason game against the Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium. That means newcomer E.J. Gaines and veteran Shareece Wright will split time with the starters.'
Bills Notebook: Eric Wood signs two-year extension, Andre Holmes not shook by receiver shakeups, Cam
'"Eric's done a great job since he was drafted here in '09. We think he's still playing well. We think he's a leader up front, not only on the O-line but on the offense. He's a guy that we feel is part of what we're doing going forward and he's going into the last year of his deal so we wanted to get something done."'
Insta-Graham: Bills have a quarterback problem … Here are the answers
'So what's left for the Bills to try at quarterback that doesn't resemble the lower Niagara River sludge discharge?'