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Bills’ Spain, Yeldon miss practice with illnesses

‘Bills’ starting guard Quinton Spain and backup running back T.J. Yeldon both missed practice Thursday with illnesses, while offensive tackle Ty Nsekhe was still out with an ankle injury as the team gets ready to play the Baltimore Ravens Sunday.’

Alexander: ‘We have a bigger picture here’

‘”It’s the next game. I’ve been around this league long enough. They’re all big games; they’re all important. Obviously once you get to this time of year, the games, I guess, mean a little bit more because you can start to see the playoff picture. It’s not that far out. This is going to be a team that is obviously going to be in the playoffs, and we have to come out and show that we can compete with a team of their caliber. But if we don’t win, it’s not like it breaks our season… We’re going to come out here and compete, and obviously trying to come away with a ‘W’, but understanding that we have a bigger picture here. This game is not going to define us.”‘

Allen’s Strong Mind Matches Arm

‘“He relies on those guys as well, it’s a good checks and balance which is what it should be. Josh is playing good football and continues to grow. He works at it,” McDermott said.’

Opponents and NFL analysts agree, Tre’Davious White is an elite corner

‘“A tremendous player who plays with a lot of confidence,” said Miami QB Ryan Fitzpatrick. “At the cornerback position, that’s the most important thing that you have to have is confidence in who you are and your ability to cover guys. He wants to be on the best receiver. He’s played really well all year long. As players and competitors you want to go against the best and he’s certainly inching into that category.”’

3 key matchups to follow for Bills vs. Ravens | Scouting Report

‘Poyer won’t be covering the Ravens leading pass catcher the whole game, but he’ll have his share of coverage assignments against Baltimore’s top tight end. Andrews is a deadly red zone threat and the team’s leading receiver in receptions, yards and touchdowns.’

Bills Today | Why Doug Flutie has fond memories of his days in Buffalo

‘“I’m proud of a lot of things that have happened over the years no doubt about it,” Flutie said. “The Buffalo days were so much fun. Getting to the playoffs and having some success there, it was a time period where when I came back to the Bills it really validated my NFL career. I had a handful of good years there, got to the Pro Bowl, helped lead the team to the playoffs. You look back over the years and there are just so many things to be proud of.”’