‘”One thing I can say, I know I’m a bigger receiver and one of the bigger guys on the team,” Davis said Tuesday during a Zoom call with reporters. “They want me to be that guy that has to make those contested catches. And I feel like, when an opportunity has come my way to make a contested play in practice, I’ve been coming down with some of those.”‘
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Bills camp observations: Offensive line holds its own and gets feisty
‘The offensive line also got the better of the battle by a slight margin in the one-on-one session with the defensive line.’
Bills will not allow fans to attend first two home games in September
‘The team’s two home games in September are followed by one home game in October, against the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs on Oct. 15. There are three home games in November, against the New England Patriots, Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Chargers; one in December against the Pittsburgh Steelers; and one in January, the regular season finale against the Miami Dolphins.’
These Bills rookie wide receivers are turning heads. Will they make an impact on game day?
‘And yet, with Stefon Diggs, John Brown and Cole Beasley entrenched as the starting three, and versatile Isaiah McKenzie still an integral part of the offense, the Bills are going to have a tough time finding snaps for Gabriel Davis and Isaiah Hodgins.’
No fans allowed in the stadium for Bills games against Jets and Rams
‘The Bills’ letter read as follows: “We hope you and your family and friends are staying safe and healthy.”‘
Bills training camp 2020: Stefon Diggs frustrates defense, turns in big day (Day 8 observations)
‘Buffalo’s offense consistently moved the ball on the defense throughout practice and Diggs was beating whoever lined up across from him. Tre’Davious White got a few chances, Levi Wallace and Taron Johnson, too. But Diggs just kept making plays.’
Bills leave door open for possible fans in attendance starting in October
‘The Bills’ statement comes on the heels of head coach Sean McDermott saying it was ridiculous that some teams could host fans this season while others cannot. The Dolphins, for instance, will be hosting up to 13,000 fans for their Week 2 matchup against Buffalo.’
Bills’ rookie WR Davis ready to burst onto NFL scene; Proving doubters wrong fuels first-year pro
‘“For me, I just feel like I’ve always been doubted all my life and I always had to prove something to somebody,” said Davis via Zoom video conference. “I just want people to know I have confidence in myself and that I know that I can play and compete with the best.”’
Bills’ Josh Allen says he was ‘super frustrated’ by false positive COVID-19 test
‘Jon R. Cohen, M.D., the Executive Chairman of BioReference Laboratories, the testing partner of the NFL, released a statement explaining that these false-positives were due to an isolated contamination in the New Jersey lab. If there was anything good to come out of this whole situation, Allen says, it’s that the league ran across this problem before the regular season.’
Buffalo Bills Season Preview
‘Predicted Record: 9-7.’
Allen to Diggs connection heats up on Tuesday
‘During one series, Allen targeted Diggs three straight plays and all were completed. On another series shortly after, Allen targeted Diggs four straight plays, and, again, all of them were completed.’
Bills announce there will be no fans for their first two home games
‘The Bills will play the New York Jets on Sunday, Sept. 13 for their season opener and are back home for a Week 3 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, Sept. 27.’
“I just want to perform great for them”, rookie WR Gabriel Davis giving and earning praise
‘”It’s more to prove it to myself and know the work I put in will set me apart from other people,” Davis told reporters after Tuesday’s practice. “I never want to come out as arrogant. I just want people to know I have confidence in myself and I can play and compete with the best.”‘
Bills to play without fans for first two home games of season
‘The team says this measure in only in place for the first two games, which means things could change when the team hosts Kansas City on October 15. But that would be completely dependent on New York State, which currently bans all spectators from professional sports venues due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Fans are also prohibited from congregating outside venues.’
Will the Bills play in front of fans at all this season? Here’s where things stand for their road opponents
‘We know where the Bills stand but what about other teams, specifically those the Bills will be visiting? Here’s a breakdown.’