‘“I was surprised he knew the three players on that jersey at his age,” Lambert said. “There are true fans that know their team and know their history and then there are occasional fans, and he was true fan.”’
Archives for December 2023
‘Buffalo embraces me’ | Dion Dawkins reflects on being named the Bills’ Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee | 2023
‘Dawkins’ dedication to the grind saw him go from an underrecruited two-star prospect to becoming a star lineman at Temple University and now, one of the best left tackles in the National Football League.’
Leonard Fournette’s patiently waiting for his number to be called by Bills
‘“I’m comfortable, up to speed,” Fournette said during an interview with The Buffalo News recently. “I’m ready, man. Just waiting on my opportunity. Of course, my first time really being in this position, so you know, I have my days. I think it’s humbling me, testing me, my faith and everything, but I’m getting better.”’
Kansas City Chiefs next for Buffalo Bills in must-win game for playoff bid: What to know
‘The defending Super Bowl champions have lost three of their last five games and are struggling on offense as they rank tied for 11th in points per game (22.9) and eighth in yards (362.6).’
Sabato: Chiefs are the logical opponent, Arrowhead the appropriate venue with Bills at a crossroads
‘The Bills are the only team to beat the Patrick Mahomes-led Kansas City Chiefs in their home venue, but it’s also the site of the franchise’s most crushing losses in the last 20-plus years. In other words, Buffalo has proven capable of winning at Arrowhead, but not when it matters most.’
Joe Brady ‘brings a lot of juice’ to Bills offense
‘”You can’t be results-oriented in the sense of when you win, you handle it differently, and when you lose you handle it differently,” Brady said. “… We can’t change who we are,and our mindset and our approach because of the wins and losses. We have to understand that we just have to fine-tune some things and clean some things up.”‘
Von Miller’s status remains uncertain following arrest
‘At least for now, Miller is still on the active roster. Since their statement Thursday acknowledging the arrest, the Bills have made no public statement on the matter. Miller is still eligible to play Sunday, but I would be stunned if that happened.’
Ryan O’Halloran: What we’ve learned about the Bills during fall to .500 record
‘Entering Sunday’s games, the Bills were 2-6 in one-possession games (eight or fewer points), tied with New England for the most losses in the league (also 2-6). The best records were Philadelphia (7-1), Pittsburgh (6-1) and Kansas City (5-2). In the crowd of bad with the Bills and Patriots are the Los Angeles Chargers (2-5) and Arizona, Carolina and Tampa Bay (1-4).’
More properties near stadium up for sale with multimillion-dollar price tag
‘The latest properties have one advantage: They could be developed without the Town of Orchard Park making any of the zoning changes being contemplated for the area.’
“When you know, you know,” Bills Tight End Dawson Knox gets engaged
‘”It was only a matter of months before I realized that I wanted to spend the rest of my life with this woman. She’s loved me at my worst, and helps sharpen me to be at my best,” said Knox about fiancée Alex Seefeldt.’
Bills Barbie Dolls on display in Orchard Park
‘This is the work of artist and designer Tina Smith, who’s been crafting for 40 years.’
While out on IR, Bills’ Dawson Knox gets engaged
‘“I guess this is what the kids call a ‘hard launch,’” Knox wrote on Instagram. “I have found the one whom my soul loves. When you know, you know… and it was only a matter of months before I realized that I wanted to spend the rest of my life with this woman. She’s loved me at my worst, and helps sharpen me to be at my best. She’s a direct representation of God’s love, and I thank Him every single day for her.”’
Save the date: Bills’ Dawson Knox announces his engagement
‘”I guess this is what the kids call a ‘hard launch,’ ” Knox said to start the post. “I have found the one whom my soul loves. When you know, you know … and it was only a matter of months before I realized that I wanted to spend the rest of my life with this woman.”‘
Humble beginnings: Bills assistant coaches recall start of their journeys to NFL
‘Offensive line coach Aaron Kromer split a $24,000 salary with another assistant. Defensive backs coach John Butler was a bartender during his first year in the business. Tight ends coach Rob Boras went from attending fraternity parties with teammates to coaching them. Receivers coach Adam Henry served as a resident dorm adviser of sorts. And linebackers coach Bobby Babich and interim offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Joe Brady were late-in-the-offseason hires.’
Bills Mailbag: Team has a legitimate beef with officials after loss to Eagles
‘The Bills have a legitimate complaint after last week’s game. The disparity in penalties in the first half was egregious, as were some of the calls that should have been made, but weren’t, against the Eagles. I’m usually slow to blame officiating, but it would be incorrect to say it didn’t have an impact on the outcome of last week’s game. I’m not surprised Sean McDermott avoided commenting publicly on the subject – he risks a fine in doing so, and nobody wants money taken out of their pocket – but I wouldn’t be surprised if the Bills voiced their frustrations to the league behind the scenes. The obvious move to improve officiating would be to make them full-time employees, but this has been discussed for years and the league still hasn’t done it. Finally, no, I don’t think McGovern should have been flagged for holding on the play in question.’