“We’ve been able to start hitting our stride just a little bit with scheme and doing some different things and changing up from week to week and getting it right,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. “We’re getting some experience working together, probably a big part of it, and it’s just week to week. We have to be consistent with everything we do, and we’re probably more consistent than we were early, I would say.”’
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Ed Oliver’s wake up call wakes up Bills pass rush, which has produced 15 sacks in 3 games
‘“Not a lot of thinking, I’ve just been going out there and playing the ball free,’’ Lawson said. “I have to keep it going. I have four more weeks, five, six, hopefully seven or eight. You feel me? Other guys have put me in position to make plays and I just have to make them.’’’
Buffalo Bills know what they must do against Lamar Jackson, but doing it will be tough
‘They’re No. 1 in the NFL in scoring at 33.8 points per game, No. 2 in total yards at 420.8 per game, and No. 1 in rushing yards at a whopping, nearly unprecedented level of 207.8 per game, which is nearly 60 yards ahead of the No. 2 team, the 49ers.’
Now playing the role of Lamar Jackson in Buffalo Bills practice, Ray-Ray McCloud
‘McCloud was the Bills’ sixth-round draft pick in 2018 out of Clemson and saw action in 10 games last season, mostly on special teams. He was cut during training camp in August, was signed by the Carolina Panthers, and when they cut him, the Bills brought him back on Oct. 17 to their practice squad where he’s resided ever since.’
Seven ways the Buffalo Bills can keep their playoff pursuit humming along
‘But here’s the good news: As long as they avoid a colossal collapse which would entail losing their last four games, the Bills are nearly a shoo-in to earn their second postseason berth in three seasons under Sean McDermott. And assuming they get there – they currently have a 95 percent chance according to the New York Times playoff machine – the Bills could be a team that wins a January game. Dare we dream, maybe two.’
Bills dismantled Cowboys in front of largest TV audience since the Super Bowl
‘Buffalo’s 26-15 win over Dallas averaged a 13.5 rating and 32.54 million viewers on CBS, according to Nielsen fast-nationals. The Bills’ victory was the most-watched program since the Super Bowl, topping the Academy Awards, held in February.’
On America’s holiday, the Bills rolled America’s Team in a 26-15 victory over Dallas
‘“We’re not worried about that,” Beasley said after he put forth his best game since leaving the Cowboys to join the Bills this season, six catches for 110 yards and a touchdown. “They (the world) don’t need to know. We can lurk from the depths as much as we want. People can sleep on us all they want, and we prefer it that way.”’
Whipping the Cowboys was as complete a victory as the Bills have had all season
‘“It feels great, man,” Beasley said after his perfect scenario played out as he caught six passes for 110 yards and a touchdown in the Bills’ 26-15 victory over the Cowboys. “I’m just glad I’m in a place that coaches believe in me, teammates believe in me, and they give me opportunities to do what I do. I was telling everybody before the game, ‘I’m just glad I’m on this side.’ It’s been a great experience. Everybody else played their butts off, man, and we got win No. 9. That’s most important. So just glad to take another step forward.”’
Bills report card: Josh Allen, Buffalo show they’re for real on national stage
‘Daboll called an outstanding game and Allen executed his game plan almost flawlessly. Working on a short week, Daboll was able to find some creativity and the offense piled up 356 yards and was 8 of 16 on third- and fourth-down conversions combined.’
Twitter tears up watching Jim Kelly’s Thanksgiving tribute on CBS
‘”It didn’t take my wife very long to realize we’ve been through a lot. We’re going to beat this and we’re going to beat it together,” Kelly said. “When I look back on my life I’m so thankful that I had the teammates that I had, my wife, my two daughters and my son Hunter who is looking down on me.”‘
With the Cowboys in turmoil, the Bills head into a cauldron on Thanksgiving
‘Cowboys 24, Bills 17.’
Roth: Showtime in Big D; if Bills are for real, they won’t need wishbones
‘Calling this a big stage for the Bills (8-3) is like calling Broadway community theater. If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere, even though the Cowboys (6-5) are starting to deflate like an overcooked bird.’
Buffalo Bills coordinator Brian Daboll gives fans a ride after their car breaks down
‘”Mike says hi to a guy with his window down and the guy goes ‘You guys look cold, do you have far to walk?'” said Hall, a 2000 Mount Morris graduate. “Mike told him his car broke down. The guy goes ‘Is there a way I can help you out? There’s Tim Hortons a couple of miles up the road. Get in.”‘
Cole Beasley will be spending another Thanksgiving in Dallas, this time for the Bills
‘“It’ll be good to see a lot of the guys I used to play with and catch up a little before the game, so I’m excited about that, but just trying to get No. 9, man,” he said. “That’s the most important thing.”’
Lucky Bills fan from Rochester pounces on game ball Josh Allen threw into stands
‘“People were coming up the whole game asking if I’d sell it and I was like ‘No way,’ ‘’ said Drumm, who handed the ball to a male friend, Josh Pfluke, for safe keeping. “Honestly, I was hiding the ball the whole time because people were trying to steal it. I don’t want money, I want the ball. I’m getting a case for it. I have a whole bunch of jerseys at home, but this is special. I just think it’s awesome. I love Josh Allen. I liked him in the draft and didn’t think we’d get him. But I think he’s been great despite what other people think. I like the guy a lot.’’’