‘And after allowing the Patriots to stroll down the field with the game on the line, the Bills have now allowed 30 fourth-quarter points over the last three weeks and 43 in their three losses.’
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Sabato: Sean McDermott, Bills have to make some changes or season will head to the brink
‘Lather, rinse, repeat.’
Bills can solve inconsistent offense by sticking with what’s proven to work
‘“Every time we touch the ball we want to score and that hasn’t happened the last couple weeks,” Allen said. “We know as an offense we’ve got to be better. It comes down to the guys on the field, myself included, on executing the plays that Coach Dorsey calls.”’
After three injury-riddled years, Bills big man Jordan Phillips is finally healthy at the right time
‘When Phillips is healthy, he’s more explosive than any 340-pound man should be. Players his size are typically used to eat blocks to spring teammates for big plays, but Phillips is the penetrator, the guy who gobbles up ball carriers in the backfield.’
Bills play-by-play man John Murphy looks back with new book
‘Murphy looked back fondly at his time growing up in Lockport, covering DeSales basketball games and working at the restaurant. He worked there for two years while in college and would simultaneously broadcast high school sports for WLVL-AM on the weekends.’
Bills defense flipped the game by rising up during game’s most critical plays
‘Four plays doesn’t seem like much during a game the Giants ran 73, but they shaped the course of the game. Shaq Lawson dropped Saquon Barkely for a 2-yard loss on third and 1 during New York’s first possession, setting the tone.’
Bills’ Damien Harris released from hospital, has neck sprain after leaving game in ambulance
‘Bills coach Sean McDermott confirmed a Monday report from ESPN that Harris was released, returned home and is “in good spirits.” He also said that Harris has a neck sprain and is in concussion protocol.’
Heavily favored Bills barely escape Sunday Night Football matchup with Giants
‘The Buffalo Bills survived the New York Giants. It’s not a sentence that anyone could fathom, with the Giants being 15-point underdogs entering the game without their starting quarterback Daniel Jones and two starting offensive linemen. And yet the Bills didn’t score a point until Josh Allen found Deonte Harty for a 3-yard touchdown pass on the first play of the fourth quarter.’
Sabato: Josh Allen’s got to be better early as Bills barely escape another sluggish start
‘And now, an offense that averaged 34.8 points per game through the first four weeks has a total of 34 points over the last two games, with seven coming in the first half as the Bills didn’t score on the Giants until the first play of the fourth quarter, the first time since Sept. 30, 2018 in Green Bay they didn’t score in the first three quarters, which was a 22-0 loss in Allen’s second career start.’
Bills rusher A.J. Epenesa is using his hoops background to swat away passes at an NFL-best rate
‘“(Bills defensive line coach Eric Washington) says I must’ve been a good basketball player, so that must be where it’s from,” Epenesa said. “I like to block shorts and stuff. So maybe that little hand-eye coordination, whatever that must be. I might have got from hoops or something like that growing up.”’
Tyrel Dodson, Dorian Williams feel increased playing time leads to progression in relief of Matt Milano
‘“I’ve never tried to be another person,” Dodson said. “I know I can do whatever Matt could do, Matt can do whatever I do. It’s just working off each other and just studying and film and just just being in place at the right time.”’
Traveling new paths, Josh Allen and Brian Daboll have friendship that transcends Bills football
‘“When you’re with people for four years, you experience a lot of highs, a lot of lows, there’s a lot of emotions, and you lean on one another both in good times and bad,” Daboll said during a conference call Wednesday. “… (The Bills) were a very important part of my life for four years. And you develop relationships. I got a lot of respect for all the people in that building, staff, coaches, executives, players, because you go through a year in the NFL, you go through a lot of stuff. … For me, it was four years. I’ve leaned a lot on those guys. I’m always there for them. I know they’re there for me.”’
Bills receiver Stefon Diggs isn’t interested in being understood, just doing his job
‘“People don’t know what’s going on on the sideline,” Diggs said. “People don’t hear, people just see and it’s easy to react or draw whatever conclusion you want from what you saw. … I hold myself to a very high standard and people don’t understand that. … I consider it to be a game and it is a game, I just don’t play about this game. I take it to heart, I give it everything I got and I’m very hard on myself.”’
Bills’ Kaiir Elam rebuilding confidence after being healthy scratch, uneven outing in season debut
‘“It’s been the first time ever in my life not being the star guy or the starter,” Elam said after practice Wednesday. “It’s been, I feel like for anybody, it’ll be, I guess, a little challenge. But all I can do is continue to get better, prepare like a starter like I did, and I just feel like, just don’t think too much about it. I mean, just go out there and do what you do best.”’
What to know about the Giants as the Bills look to rebound on Sunday Night Football
‘The Bills return to Highmark Stadium for Sunday Night Football and face a New York Giants team that could be more banged up than them. And even when the Giants were healthy, it was disastrous.’