‘The Bills have specifically struggled in run defense, ranking in the bottom half of NFL teams through eight games. That’s Joseph’s specialty; the 329-pound veteran has long thrived as a gap-plugger on the interior.’
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Bills’ Damar Hamlin reflects on his return to Cincinnati: ‘All I know is I’m walking in with courage’
‘It will be an emotional moment when Hamlin returns to that very field, and while he isn’t sure how it will hit him, Hamilin knows that he will face the moment with his teammates and loved ones. Hamlin also feels a large amount of gratitude for those in Cincinnati who saved his life.’
Rasul Douglas trade grades: Bills fill need in secondary, send Packers third-round pick
‘Bills: B+…Packers: C-.’
Bills signing RB Leonard Fournette to practice squad as team adds to backfield
‘The Bills lost running back Damien Harris to a concussion a couple weeks ago, and have been splitting the backfield entirely between James Cook and Latavius Murray. Cook is averaging 4.8 yards per carry and has improved his success rate as both a runner and receiver this season, per Pro-Football-Reference.com, while Murray is at just 3.6 yards per carry and is down to a 45% success rate, which is his worst mark since 2018.’
Bills’ Josh Allen shrugs off shoulder injury after prime-time victory, says he’ll be fine going forward
‘Allen turned in arguably his best performance of the season, going 31 of 40 for 324 yards with two touchdowns and an interception (106.7 rating). He also had seven carries for 41 yards and a touchdown, tying Steve Young for the second-most rushing touchdowns by a quarterback with 43.’
Bills vs. Buccaneers score, takeaways: Josh Allen scores three touchdowns, Buffalo escapes ‘TNF’ with win
‘Josh Allen, now 6-0 on “Thursday Night Football,” stuffed the stat sheet once again, totaling three touchdowns – two passing and one rushing while committing only one turnover – an effort that was good enough to top a struggling Buccaneers offense. His legs (41 yards and a touchdown on seven carries) in tandem with running back James Cooks’ (a game-high 67 rushing yards on 14 carries) allowed Buffalo’s offense to rack up 115 rushing yards to Tampa Bay’s 78, providing a balance on offense the Buccaneers just didn’t have. Mayfield ended up as Tampa Bay’s leading rusher with 39 rushing yards on nine carries.’
Bills’ Josh Allen ties Steve Young for second-most rushing touchdowns in NFL history by a QB in win over Bucs
‘This score came one drive after the Bills were unable to punch it in with the ball sitting at the 1-yard line. Despite Allen’s nose for the end zone, he didn’t receive a rushing attempt on that drive, but made up for it and then some on the ensuing possession. He dropped back from the Tampa Bay 13-yard line and scrambled up the middle of the field to edge his way through for the touchdown and align himself with Young in the history books.’
Buffalo Bills vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: How to watch live stream, TV channel, NFL start time
‘Here’s a few offensive stats to keep an eye on ahead of Thursday’ match: The Bills command a daunting offense this season, having averaged 3.4 touchdowns per game. It’s a different story for the Buccaneers, though, as they’ve been averaging only 1.7 per game. Will the Bills continue their march to the end zone, or will the Buccaneers flip the script?’
Bills TE Dawson Knox to undergo wrist surgery, out indefinitely, coach Sean McDermott announces
‘Knox had just 15 catches for 102 yards and a touchdown through the first seven games of his fifth NFL season. His catch rate was down to a career-low 53.6% and he was averaging a career-low 3.6 yards per target. This comes after he was named a Pro Bowler for the first time in his career a year ago, having caught 48 passes for 517 yards and six scores.’
Patriots vs. Bills score, takeaways: New England scores game-winning TD in final seconds to upset Buffalo
‘Once again, the Bills offense got out to a slow start. Buffalo scored just three points through the first two quarters and, reminiscent of last week, really only got moving in the fourth quarter.’
How to watch New England Patriots vs. Buffalo Bills: Live stream, TV channel, start time for Sunday’s NFL game
‘Here’s a few offensive stats to keep an eye on ahead of Sunday’ match: The Bills command a daunting offense this season, having averaged 3.5 touchdowns per game. It’s a different story for the Patriots, though, as they’ve been averaging only 1.3 per game. Will the Bills continue their march to the end zone, or will the Patriots flip the script?’
Bills’ Damien Harris released from hospital after exiting Week 6 game via ambulance; RB’s neck should be fine
‘Buffalo Bills running back Damien Harris exited Sunday night’s Week 6 matchup with the Giants via ambulance after suffering a neck injury in the closing minutes of the second quarter. On Monday, the veteran has been released from the hospital and has neck pain but is going to be fine, according to ESPN.’
Giants vs. Bills score, takeaways: Buffalo escapes New York’s upset bid with goal-line stop on final play
‘The Bills moved to 4-2 on the season after outlasting the Giants 14-9 on Sunday night. During a Week 6 slate that featured several upsets, it looked like that the biggest of the day would occur at Highmark Stadium for a moment. New York came into this game as a double-digit underdog, but found itself leading 6-0 at halftime. Buffalo was shut out for the first three quarters before the offense started to show a pulse with back-to-back touchdown drives to pull away with the win.’
Bills’ Damien Harris hospitalized with neck injury; Sean McDermott says RB has full movement
‘After initially being checked out on the field, Harris was put on a stretcher as the ambulance made its way onto the field. As the medical personnel was strapping him onto the stretcher and getting ready to move him into the ambulance, Harris was able to give a thumbs up. Along with officially ruling him out, the Bills did announce that Harris has movement in his arms and legs. Harris was sent to the Erie County Medical Center, which is a level-one trauma center.’
Bills’ Damien Harris exits Week 6 matchup vs. Giants due to neck injury, RB headed to hospital
‘After initially being checked out on the field, Harris was put on a stretcher as the ambulance made its way onto the field. As the medical personnel was strapping him onto the stretcher and getting ready to move him into the ambulance, Harris was able to give a thumbs up. Along with officially ruling him out, the Bills did announce that Harris has movement in his arms and legs. Per the NBC broadcast, Harris is being sent to the Erie County Medical Center, which is a level-one trauma center.’