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Archives for December 2020

Milano’s return adds a boost to Bills defense

‘The fourth-year linebacker has been dealing with some hamstring and pectoral injuries throughout the season, but even with those setbacks, Milano still remains a force for this Buffalo defensive corps.’

Milano takes step towards return

‘The Bills designated Milano for practice this week. He’s missed the last three games on injured reserve. The team will have 21 days to decide if they want to activate the linebacker off IR and back to the roster. He could be activated as soon as this week.’

What went right, What went wrong: Bills v. Chargers

‘Jerry Hughes continues to be the most unsung stud in the NFL. I counted eight QB pressures by Hughes. There are games where the Bills as a team don’t get to eight. He was constantly in Justin Herbert’s personal space and, as usual, almost always in the right spot against the run. Whatever the next level down is from Joey Bosa, Hughes is there.’

Bills defense prepares for banged up 49ers

‘”Kyle Shanahan is one of the best coaches in the NFL,” Poyer continued, “just the window dressing, all the stuff behind the scenes makes it really hard for defenses.”‘

Bills promote Jake Kumerow to the 53-man roster

‘Kumerow, 6-4 and 209 pounds, was added to the practice squad on September 8 and has been active for three game days this season. Before coming to Buffalo, Kumerow was a member of the Packers for three seasons. He has 20 receptions, 322 receiving yards and two touchdowns in his NFL career. The receiver entered the NFL in 2015 as a UDFA with the Cincinnati Bengals. He played collegiately at Wisconsin-Whitewater.’

Top 6 storylines fans need to follow for Bills at 49ers | Week 13

‘That means the Buffalo Bills are heading to State Farm Stadium for their second-straight road game. Bills fans know all too well what happened the last time Buffalo played there. After the Bills orchestrated a beautiful drive to score a touchdown and give them the four-point lead with less than a minute left in the game, the Cardinals came back and executed a ‘Hail Murray’ to win the game. Afterwards several Bills players explained how much the loss stung, but since then they have moved on from the heartbreaker of a game.’

Bills Today | ESPN ranks Josh Allen here on its list of top 25 players under 25

‘During the 2018 pre-draft process, there was no way I thought I’d ever be listing Allen as one of the league’s best players. I thought wrong. Allen struggled badly with accuracy and decision-making early in his career but offset that in a big way with his athleticism and rushing ability. After posting the league’s worst completion rate (53%) and highest off-target rate (23%) as a rookie, Allen improved his game a bit in his second pro campaign before taking a giant leap forward with a better supporting cast and in a pass-heavy offense here in 2020.’

Bills’ Gabe Davis gives back to his high school and hometown first responders

‘”I know the sacrifice and the time and the work you put in to get there,” Davis told The Buffalo News by phone Tuesday. “And I know how bad it feels to lose it all. That’s one thing that I don’t want them to have, that feeling. The City of Sanford will all be there; that’s how it was when we were there. I just want them to make the city proud again.”‘

Of fathers, sons, dropped footballs, Bills Mafia and believing in the impossible

‘Steve had found a job with the World Bank Group and, on his own time, he devised a plan by which fans could invest in so-called Bills Bonds to help a future owner finance a purchase. The Buffalo News led its Sunday paper with a story headlined, “Banker suggests way to keep Bills.” Steve was 25 – and still believed in the impossible. The News story about his complex plan – you can read it here – got picked up by Sports Business Daily and several other websites.’