‘As Allen rushed up the middle during a two-point conversion, he was bumped by Phillips. Allen then turned around, walked up to Phillips and shoved him. Naturally, chaos ensued.’
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Bills’ Tre’Davious White to begin training camp on PUP list as star corner rehabs ACL injury
‘McDermott also added that White is “on schedule” in his recovery, but didn’t dive into specifics, saying: “He’s on schedule with what the trainers are telling me he’s on schedule. I think he’s got a great look in his eye. I know what he’s working back towards. And really other than that, that’s all I can say.”‘
Bills’ Rodger Saffold injured in car accident, offensive lineman starts training camp on NFI list
‘”We’re always concerned for the guys off the field,” McDermott said, via the official team website. “And obviously anyone involved in that accident, the same. But we feel confident that he’ll be back in due time.”‘
One NFL team has drawn more bets to go undefeated than the other 31 teams combined
‘According to Caesar Sportsbook, the Bills have drawn more bets to go undefeated than the other 31 teams COMBINED.’
Bills’ Stefon Diggs, Von Miller trying to recruit Pro Bowl cornerback Joe Haden to Buffalo
‘Diggs, who is tied to the Bills through 2027 after signing a four-year contract extension this year, isn’t the first big name in Buffalo’s lineup to try recruiting Haden to the AFC East contender. Star pass rusher Von Miller, who inked a $120 million deal this spring as the team’s most lucrative 2022 addition, told reporters in April that he and Haden “definitely talked about him coming here.” All-Pro safety Jordan Poyer, who previously played with Haden on the Browns, also said months ago he’s “been trying” to lure the corner.’
Bills’ Dawson Knox says it’s every players ‘dream’ to play with a quarterback like Josh Allen
‘”I mean, it’s every receiver, tight end, running back, it’s everyone’s dream to play with a guy like that. I mean, he can put the ball 70 yards down the field, or throw off his back foot back across himself, or make plays with his legs and extend plays,” he said. “There’s nothing that guy can’t do. We’ve seen him stiff arm defensive ends to the ground. He’s jumping over linebackers, and just trucking guys. It’s insane.”‘
Bills’ Von Miller says he will still root for Broncos: ‘I want those guys to win as many games as possible’
‘Bills star quarterback Josh Allen has shown he has the talent, but has yet to advance to the big game. It seems as if it’s only a matter of time before Buffalo makes it to a championship.’
Bills DC Leslie Frazier says it’s ‘discouraging’ he hasn’t received another chance to be an NFL head coach
‘Upon arrival to Buffalo in 2017 as the team’s DC, Frazier has led dominant defenses. Over the past four seasons, the Bills have enjoyed three top-3 finishes, including being the top-ranked total defense in 2021. While that success hasn’t resulted in another head coaching opportunity, Frazier has interviewed with several teams that have had vacancies, including the Dolphins, Bears, and Giants this offseason.’
Cowboys’ Trevon Diggs doesn’t rule out playing with brother Stefon Diggs: ‘It could happen eventually’
‘Stefon, who’s five years older than Trevon, told SI’s Alex Prewitt that his “dream” of a brotherly team-up, which has never occurred at any level due to their age gap, is probably “out of reach now” that he’s committed to Buffalo for the long haul: “Maybe in the next lifetime or something. I want to finish with the Bills, and I’m pretty sure (Trevon’s) not going anywhere anytime soon.”‘
Von Miller says he ‘would have taken less’ to join Cowboys before signing massive deal with Bills
‘The deal Miller signed with Buffalo also included $51.345 million in guarantees over the first three years, which is nearly three-fourths of the Cowboys’ entire reported contract offer. While the dream of playing for his boyhood team may be spoiled for the moment, Miller is being paid handsomely to be on a Bills team that is the betting favorite to win the Super Bowl this season.’
Von Miller looks to replicate feat with Bills that was accomplished by NFL all-time sack leader Bruce Smith
‘Smith signed a six-year, $28.2 million deal with the Bills in 1997 — but didn’t get to see the whole deal in Buffalo as a result of a salary cap dump after the 1999 season. He landed a five-year, $23 million deal with Washington in 2000 at 37 years old, playing on a contract that kept him in an NFL uniform until he was 41. Smith was released heading into the final year of his contract (at age 40), but hinted he was going to retire prior to his release. The 29 sacks Smith put up in Washington allowed him to become the league’s all-time sack leader, notching 200 sacks in a 19-year career. ‘
Bills’ Jordan Poyer says no ‘better situation’ for him than Buffalo right now, has sights on a championship
‘”The team is just such a really cool group of guys. I always tell the rookies when they come in, ‘You really won’t ever be around a better group of men,’ Just the relationships that we built in Buffalo … those are relationships that we’ve built over the years that’s really second to none, and I can’t really think of a better situation for me to be in than Buffalo right now,” Poyer said.’
Josh Allen admits he’s still hurt by Bills losing the coin toss in playoff loss to Chiefs
‘”People still come up to me and talk about it. That’s the game people talk about,” Allen told the Bussin’ with the Boys podcast. “To be a part of it is great, but to be on the losing end of it is not so great. It doesn’t make me feel any better when someone comes up and says, ‘That was the greatest game I’ve ever seen.’ It’s like, we lost.”‘
Von Miller says Josh Allen is ‘huge reason’ he joined Bills, says Tom Brady ‘might be threatened’ by QB
‘”All the great quarterbacks, they just have this … aura about them, this energy about them, that they’re able to lead grown men. And Josh is one of those guys, he does it in his own way,” the 33-year-old Miller said. “I’ve been around Peyton Manning, Matthew Stafford, and all of these great quarterbacks, and Josh is a great quarterback, too, and the sky’s the limit for him. Huge reason why I came here, I’m a huge believer in Josh Allen and what we’re doing with the Bills, and I wanted to be a part of it.”‘
Bills’ Jordan Poyer reporting to minicamp but wants new deal before 2022 season, per report
‘Buffalo has been negotiating with Poyer’s agents, Drew Rosenhaus and Kyle Lincoln, per Adam Schefter, as the veteran enters a contract year. The 31-year-old defensive back is currently due about $10.8 million in 2022, the final season of a two-year, $19.5 million extension he signed in 2020. Poyer would be the NFL’s sixth-highest-paid safety with that salary cap hit, but he’s the 12th-highest-paid at his position in terms of average annual salary coming off the first All-Pro nod of his career.’