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Archives for January 4, 2021

Bills’ success provides boost for Western New York tourism

‘”People love these kind of comeback stories and the way the team is playing. And what I hear from my friends around the country, and really around the world, there is so much enthusiasm and excitement around the Bills, and that also turns into a conversation about Buffalo as a destination.”‘

This Bills team is ready for a title now

‘Even though the Bills can’t be number one in the standings, they damn sure did everything possible to look like the number one team. They took apart almost every team since the bye. They scored 48, 38 and 56 points in their last three games. The Buffalo backups beat Miami 28-20 in the second half and the Dolphins walked off the field in Orchard Park with a reasonable shot to still make the playoffs.’

Bills ‘superfan’ talks game ticket process, attendance rules during COVID

‘“We’re back. The Bills are back. I mean the $68, $78, the $86 dollars added on per ticket. It’s worth it. And at least there’s not going to be a big traffic jam getting in or getting out. But the problem also is no tailgating. I mean, we used to make some mean food for those tailgate parties. It’s definitely worth it,” says Maggio.’

Bills beat Miami, lock up second place in AFC

‘Even with a home playoff berth, and a division title locked up, Buffalo still had a reason to bring their A-game in Sunday’s regular-season finale versus the visiting Miami Dolphins: second-place in the AFC. And boy, did they bring their A-game.’

Bills Postgame Spotlight | Buffalo Bills 56, Miami Dolphins 26

‘With the 56 points scored today; the Bills ended the regular season with 501 points scored which is another team record. The record was previously held by the 1991 Buffalo Bills who scored 458 points that season. … 56 points mark the second-most in team history, trailing only 58 points vs. Miami in 1966 (9/18).’

Top 3 things we learned from Bills vs. Dolphins | Week 17

‘Buffalo was assured the No. 2 seed even before their game with Miami was over. That’s because the Cleveland Browns hung on to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 24-22. Pittsburgh was unsuccessful on a two-point conversion after pulling to within two points with under two minutes to play, but their two-point conversion attempt failed. Cleveland then recovered the ensuing onsides kick and killed the clock.’

Bills claim the No. 2 seed for the AFC playoffs

‘The Bills clinched the No. 2 seed in the AFC with their 56-26 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. The victory guarantees the Bills multiple home playoff games should they advance beyond the Wild Card round.’