‘”He’s awesome,” WR Khalil Shakir said. “He’s a dope player. He obviously is an insane playmaker, but he’s an even better dude. Just to know him as a man, he’s a dope person to be around, dope leader. I’ll follow him into battle any day.”‘
Archives for October 2024
Dion Dawkins, Taron Johnson fined for penalties in Bills win over Jets
‘Bills nickel back Taron Johnson was fined $11,817 for his unnecessary roughness penalty in the third quarter – a low block.’
Josh Allen at 100 (starts): Bills quarterback looks back with seven years of on-, off-field memories
‘“When you draft a franchise quarterback, it’s hard to get it right,” Bills coach Sean McDermott said.’
How can the Bills take care of business vs. Tennessee Titans? Here are 4 keys to a Buffalo win
‘Levis, the Titans’ second-year quarterback out of Kentucky (by way of Penn State), has had his share of struggles. He has thrown more interceptions (seven) than touchdowns (five) this year. He’s had three fumbles on top of that. The Bills should not only take advantage of his propensity for turnovers, they should play aggressively to force them. Levis isn’t scared of being hit. As a rookie, he was hit on 25.5% of dropbacks last season – and no one else in the NFL was above 20.5%. Levis has been shaky, and he doesn’t always take advantage of the short gains in front of him. The right side of the offensive line is penetrable. The Bills should fluster Levis and feast on his miscues.’
Bills-Titans numbers to know: These 4 stats could shape Buffalo’s game vs. Tennessee
‘32% – That’s the success rate of offenses on third down against the Titans’ defense, which ranks Tennessee fifth-best in the league. The Bills’ offense still stands a lowly 24th on third down at 34%.’
Bills-Titans: Who you got? Buffalo News writers make their predictions on Sunday’s game
‘Here’s a statistical oddity: The Bills are giving up over 100 more yards per game than the Titans (350.8 to 248.8), but allowing one point per game less (22.0 to 21.0). Offensively, the Bills are scoring 27.5 points per game, compared with just 19.2 per game for Tennessee. Bills coach Sean McDermott historically has feasted on inexperienced quarterbacks, and the Titans’ Will Levis is making just his 15th career start. Levis has thrown more interceptions (seven) than touchdowns (five) this season. Bills Mafia should be at its loudest with the team home for the first time in a month. If Levis is flustered into some early turnovers, look out. This one could get away from Tennessee quickly. Book Amari Cooper for a touchdown as the home crowd enjoys a comfortable win.’
Buffalo Bills vs Tennessee prediction, keys to NFL Week 7 game
‘Sal’s prediction: Bills 27, Titans 13.’
What channel is the Bills game on? How to watch Buffalo Bills vs Tennessee Titans
‘Play-by-play: Andrew Catalon. Analyst: Tiki Barker, Jason McCourty. Sideline reporter: AJ Ross.’
Buffalo Bills will face off against Titans’ backup quarterback on Sunday
‘Buffalo is no stranger to Rudolph. Buffalo last faced off against the veteran quarterback in the Wild Card round of the playoffs last year when he was a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Rudolph completed 22-of-39 passes for 229 yards. He threw two touchdowns and one interception in Buffalo’s 31-17 win over Pittsburgh.’
Five Takes: Bills back home as they prepare for Week 7 matchup with Titans; Will Cooper make an impact?
‘Being back home should provide a boost for quarterback Josh Allen and company. Allen already mentioned his transition back to a normal cadence this week and what that can mean for an offense. For the past three weeks, the Bills QB has been forced to lift his leg to signal a silent cadence while playing in front of raucous road crowds. Now, having control of the home fans, Allen will be free to open up the use of the hard count and also be permitted to direct traffic at the line of scrimmage much more seamlessly than he has over the past few weeks on the road.’
Bills vs. Titans Week 7 preview: Top storylines, injury reports, broadcast details
‘The Titans are undergoing a complete rebuild with first-year head coach Brian Callahan at the helm. Although the team has had a rough start, anything can happen in the NFL on any given Sunday.’
Four Downs: Can Amari Cooper play a big role for Bills against stingy Titans defense?
‘It’s hard to envision Levis beating the Bills with his arm, but the Titans do have a quality running game. Half of their two-pronged attack is out, as Tyjae Spears won’t play due to a hamstring injury, but the Titans still have Tony Pollard.’
Sunday’s Tennessee Coverage
Tennessee Titans expected to start QB Mason Rudolph vs Buffalo Bills | Source (Nashville Tennessean)
Tennessee Titans vs Buffalo Bills predictions: Expert picks for Week 7 NFL game (Nashville Tennessean)
Tennessee Titans vs Buffalo Bills: Scouting report, betting lines, score prediction (Nashville Tennessean)
Titans put receiver Burks on IR and promote QB Siemian from practice squad with Levis questionable (AP)
Source: Titans to start Rudolph over ailing Levis vs. Bills (ESPN)
Titans’ Mason Rudolph expected to start vs. Bills as Will Levis reportedly deals with grade 2 AC sprain (CBS Sports)
Titans to Give Mason Rudolph Start at Quarterback vs. Bills After Will Levis Injury (SI)
Who is the Titans’ starting quarterback this week? Mason Rudolph replaces injured Will Levis for Week 7 (The Sporting News)
Tennessee Titans vs Buffalo Bills: Week Seven Preview (WGFX-FM)
Titans Promote DL Abdullah Anderson to 53-Man Roster, Place WR Treylon Burks on Injured Reserve (TennesseeTitans.com)
Six Things to Watch for the Titans in Sunday’s Game vs the Bills (TennesseeTitans.com)
Game Preview: Titans Travel to Buffalo to Face the Bills (TennesseeTitans.com)
Tennessee Titans at Buffalo Bills: How to Watch, Listen and Live Stream (TennesseeTitans.com)
NFL picks, predictions for Week 7: Buffalo Bills vs. Tennessee Titans
‘It goes without saying that the Bills should win this game, but we’ve seen some wacky things happen between these two teams the past few years, so nothing should be ruled out.’
Sneaky Joe: Back to Super Bowl or bust for the Bills
‘They’ll have to prove they can beat the other three and that might seem tough right now. They’ve already lost to Houston and Baltimore, and Kansas City is… well… Kansas City.’