‘Berrios leads the NFL in kick return average by a wide margin, averaging 30.4 yards a return. The next closest player in the category, DeAndre Carter of Washington Football Team, averages 26.4 yards per return. Berrios also averages 13.4 yards per punt return, which would be second in the league, but he doesn’t have enough returns to qualify for league-leader status. He’s second on Jets with 46 catches.’
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McDermott: It would be quite an accomplishment to win the AFC East in front of our home fans
‘“It would be quite an accomplishment if we can get it done against a good Jets team that is playing really well…in particular in front of our fans who couldn’t be there much of the season last year.”’
Singletary: Would be special to win AFC East at home
‘“We have gone through a few more ups-and-downs, and have had to battle through a few more things compared to last year,” Singletary said.’
Dion Dawkins returns to Thursday’s practice
‘However, offensive lineman Ryan Bates, who has started the last two games at guard but injured his knee late in the team’s 29-15 win over Atlanta, was limited for a second-straight day. Defensive tackle Ed Oliver returned in a full capacity, which is encouraging for both players for this week..’
Ryan Bates day-to-day with knee injury
‘McDermott also said that wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders, who missed Sunday’s game with a knee injury, is also considered day-to-day.’
Bills clinch playoff berth with win over Falcons
‘The game got off to an inauspicious start for the Bills.’
Opinion: Bills turn into ground-and-pound team for a day
‘One week after torching the New England Patriots pass defense, Josh Allen had his first three interception game since week four of the 2019 season. Those picks came in three straight drives spanning the second and third quarter.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Falcons at Bills
‘Singletary continued to build upon his strong finish to the regular season, rushing for a career high 110 yards on 23 carries averaging 4.8 yards per carry, and also scoring two TDs. It was only the second 100 yard rushing performance of his career.’
Opinion: Falcons at Bills: Sal’s keys, notes, and stats
‘Patterson is one of the best dual threats in the game, totaling 579 yards rushing and 523 yards receiving so far in 2021. His former teammate, Bills’ receiver Stefon Diggs, said he’s one of the best players he’s ever seen with the ball in his hands. He can do everything. The Bills can’t just focus in on him as a runner when he’s lined up in the backfield and always be aware of his ability to catch the ball, regardless of down and distance.’
Listen: McDermott impressed with vibe of Bills’ receiving corps
‘McDermott also offered some praise for his wide receivers room, especially Isaiah McKenzie after his big game against the New England Patriots last Sunday in Foxboro. “It’s all about the team, and I was really impressed last week with Isaiah and the vibe overall with the receiving corp.”’
Emmanuel Sanders misses Thursday’s practice
‘Sanders missed Week 15’s matchup with the Carolina Panthers with the same knee injury that kept him out of Thursday’s practice. He was originally banged up during Buffalo’s Week 14 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.’
Bills activate four players from Reserve/COVID-19 list
‘Feliciano has missed the past two games for Buffalo after being placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list just before kickoff in Week 15 against the Carolina Panthers. He will be a welcomed addition back to the offensive line, especially after Ike Boettger was lost for the season this past week due to an Achilles injury.’
Gabriel Davis eligible to test out of COVID-19 protocol by Sunday
‘The NFL has modified it’s COVID-19 protocols to reflect updated guidelines from the CDC, which now call for just a five-day quarantine window after testing positive instead of 10 days.’
Opinion: Bills take big step towards silencing doubters
‘This game marked the return of the dominant Bills offense from 2020. They moved the ball against New England’s defense all day. The Bills had eight drives, not including the kneel down at the end of the game, and they entered the red zone on seven of those eight drives. The offense produced 428 yards, four touchdowns, converted 50% on third down, had no turnovers, gave up no sacks and put up 33 points against what was the league’s number one scoring defense.’
Bills re-gain division lead after downing Patriots
‘The Bills as a whole came out of the gates fast. The defense forced Jones and the Patriots into a three-and-out on the game’s first drive. It ended with Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver getting a sack.’