‘“We had to go through the concourse with all the fans,” Dennison said. “It was a rough deal, because the golf carts couldn’t go. Once you make a decision (on being in the booth), I don’t think you can change the sideline to quarterback (communication). I had to go back up no matter what. I missed the kickoff and the first play of the defense (in the third quarter) because we were kind of stuck going up there.”’
Archives for December 14, 2017
McDermott calls Cutler ‘one of the top quarterbacks around the league’
‘“Strong arm, extremely versatile in what he can do,” McDermott said of the QB in that game not named Tom Brady. “Obviously, (he’s) moving with the ball in his hands, (he has good footwork) in the pocket and great vision for the field and pinpoint accuracy. He’s as good as there are out there, and you saw that Monday night.”‘
Bills recovering from snowy game: It was ‘like running on the beach in sand’
‘As a California native, Alexander said he doesn’t want to see a repeat of Sunday’s arctic-esque terrain despite the positives he listed. There’s a chance he’ll never see a game like that again in his career, but the Bills will likely face a different weather challenge this week against Miami — freezing rain. The Weather Channel projects temperatures in the mid-30s and a 50 percent chance of precipitation in Orchard Park.’
Bills QB Tyrod Taylor ready to return to starting lineup against Miami
‘”He’s made some progress,” Bills coach Sean McDermott said before the team took the practice field. “He’ll get most of the work today in practice. Not quite all the work though.”‘
Jerry Sullivan: In league of bad QBs, still no room for Kaepernick
‘Taylor and Cutler aren’t appreciably better than Kaepernick, and neither is likely to be with his team next season. McDermott benched Taylor a few weeks ago and seems ready to move on from him. Cutler had retired and graduated to an announcing job with Fox before signing a one-year deal with Miami when Ryan Tannehill went down for the year in August.’
Bills Notebook: Williams wants to avoid ‘distraction’ of possible final home appearance
‘”He pretty much gets everything set for us,” defensive end Jerry Hughes said. “Whenever the game is going on, he’s getting all the information for us. He’s our quarterback up front. He’s our leader (and) he gets us all set up. I know he’s been playing for quite a while now, but just an amazing guy, an amazing teammate. The way he works, his work ethic, how he’s always here looking at film, dissecting things. He takes the game very seriously, and I think that’s great for our room, to have somebody like that to be in there.”‘
What They Said: Sean McDermott on QB situation, the run defense and more
‘When healthy, Tyrod [Taylor] will be our starter. He’s made some progress. He’ll get most of the work today in practice, not quite all the work though.’
What They Said: Tyrod Taylor, LeSean McCoy, Jordan Poyer, Kyle Williams, Zay Jones
x’I can probably do more damage than has been done. At this point, [it’s] pain tolerance. Like I said, it’s at a good, feels good today. I expect it to continue to keep getting better. Since this happened, I haven’t had any setbacks with it fortunately, so [I’ve] got to continue to keep doing the things I’m doing in the training room. They have a great program and a great plan for me and [I will] continue to trust them and the Lord that I’ll be out there playing.”‘
Bills Fans Near and Far: Olympic gold medalist Summer Sanders
‘“I honestly blame the amazing, awesome, true-to-the-core, Buffalo Bills fans for this, starting with my husband,” Sanders, 45, explained. “I have been around the country. I have experienced many a fan. And I will not name names, but I will just say that there are many fan bases that will boo their own team in the middle of the first quarter. And Bills fans will boo, maybe at the end of the game if it’s horrendous, but as soon as it’s over they move on to the next game. Same thing with the end of the season. They move on. They’re always looking ahead.”
Blatant Bills fan survives trip to Patriots country
‘As we were talking, he noticed my sunglasses and shouted the phrase, “Bills Mafia!” which has become a nickname for Bills fans.’
Tyrod Taylor makes progress, expected to start Dolphins game
‘“Feeling healthy, leg is progressing,” he said. “Today was a good day, first step in preparation for this weekend.”’
Could the Buffalo Bills see a snow-peat on Sunday?
‘The Sunday kickoff forecast, as of now: A relatively balmy 34 degrees and only a slight chance of light rain or snow showers during the game.’
Bills streaker Tristan Lambright coming to Rochester, and this time it’s for real
‘Lambright will be hanging out — fully clothed — at the Blossom Road Pub, 198 Winton Road North, from 9 to midnight Saturday. He will be posing for pictures, signing autographs and selling merchandise to benefit the Hope Project of WNY.’
What Buffalo Bills’ Sean McDermott had to say about Dolphins QB Jay Cutler
‘”I mean, he’s one of the top quarterbacks around the league, I would say,” McDermott said. “I don’t think much has changed over the years. You mentioned this year, with his transition there. Strong arm, extremely versatile in what he can do obviously moving with the ball in his hands in terms of his feet in the pocket and has great vision for the field and pinpoint accuracy. I mean, he’s as good as there are out there and you saw that Monday night.”‘
Buffalo Bills injury report: Updates on Tyrod Taylor, Nate Peterman, Kelvin Benjamin
‘All things considered, the Bills came out of their snowy win against the Colts relatively healthy. Considering the team hasn’t added a quarterback to its roster, it seems safe to say they feel comfortable with the health of Taylor and Peterman heading into Week 15.’