‘“That just shows how much confidence we have in all of our guys,” said defensive end AJ Epenesa. “Starting with Von and going down to myself. From the top of the list to the bottom. We have belief in every single person we put on the field.”’
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Bills weather 3-game storm with championship mettle
‘What the Bills did have with Shaq Lawson who, among other things, single-handedly short-circuited a New England drive in the second quarter that nearly resulted in a safety. His teammates were already blown away by the player Lawson has been during his second stint with the Bills.’
Bills place Von Miller on IR, will miss at least 4 games
‘“We don’t want to rush him back,” said Bills general manager Brandon Beane via a pool report. “This gives us a chance to go ahead and count tonight’s game and three more on injured reserve. And hopefully, we can get him back for the stretch run.’
Bills place Miller on IR
‘”We’ve been assessing Von this week and seeing how he is, and we don’t want to rush him back,” Beane said. “This gives us a chance to go ahead and count tonight’s game and three more on injured reserve. And hopefully we can get him back for the stretch run.”‘
Bills shut down Patriots, re-take AFC East lead
‘Josh Allen was 22-for-33 for 223 yards and 2 touchdowns, plus another 20 rushing yards. Stefon Diggs was his top receiver, catching 7 passes for 92 yards and a touchdown. Gabe Davis had the other receiving touchdown.’
Bills place Von Miller on Injured Reserve
‘Miller will first be eligible to return on Jan. 2 against the Cincinnati Bengals.’
Balanced Bills beat Patriots soundly 24-10 in Foxborough | Recap, highlights and stats to know
‘In the third quarter up 17-7, Allen and the Bills marched on a 15-play, 94-yard drive that took 8:55 off the clock and ended in a 1-yard TD run by Devin Singletary in the opening minute of the fourth quarter. The Bills led 24-7 at that point and the Patriots only managed a field goal the rest of the way.’
Top 3 things we learned from Bills vs. Patriots | Thursday Night Football
‘Buffalo’s run game wasn’t quite as productive as it had been the last three games when it eclipsed 160 yards, but it was effective enough in keeping the Bills offense on schedule. It also killed an enormous amount of time on the clock as James Cook and Devin Singletary combined for 115 yards on 27 carries.’
Bills place linebacker Von Miller on Injured Reserve
‘”We’ve been assessing Von this week and seeing how he is, and we don’t want to rush him back,” Beane said. “This gives us a chance to go ahead and count tonight’s game and three more on injured reserve. And hopefully we can get him back for the stretch run.”‘
Plenty at stake in Bills-Patriots matchup
‘The telling statistic for the Bills is that they are 0-2 in the AFC East, and a loss tonight would severely damage their hopes of a third-straight division crown, to say nothing of possibly jeopardizing a spot in this year’s playoffs.’
Full AFC East has become a ‘division rivalry’
‘Resurgent Miami is on top with the same 8-3 record as Buffalo, but with the advantage of a head-to-head victory. The vastly improved Jets are 7-4 but have lost twice to the 6-5 Pats, who are very much alive in the playoff race. That’s why tomorrow night’s game at Gillette Stadium is so important for the Bills, who are 0-2 in the division.’
The Perfect Game: As Bills face New England, a look back at playoff game when ‘everything fell into place’
‘Each phase of the Bills was operating at peak level in their 47-17 destruction of the Patriots. Sure, it won’t mean much when the Bills (8-3) play at New England (6-5) on Thursday night – this is a new season with new play-callers, new players, etc. But since the teams haven’t played each other since Jan. 15, it was worth a shot canvassing the locker room for their memories of “The Perfect Game.”’
Bills Notebook: Dion Dawkins joins Von Miller in being declared out for game against New England
‘Neither move was unexpected, as both players were unable to practice all week.’
Scouting Report: Thursday night games have been Josh Allen’s time to shine
‘Prediction: Bills 23, Patriots 20.’
How we see it: News writers offer predictions for Bills vs. Patriots
‘The Bills rushed for 114 in the regular-season win at New England and 174 in the wild-card win, with Allen producing 64 and 66 rushing yards, respectively. I think if the Bills get to 125 rushing yards, regardless of who’s running, they win. The Bills are the better team when healthy. I don’t believe in the Pats’ offense, but I believe in Bill Belichick. Patriots, 23-20.’