‘Milano, who tore his left biceps and was placed on Injured Reserve prior to the start of the season, had his 21-day practice window opened by the club on Tuesday. He will need to be placed on the active 53-man roster by December 4 or remain on Injured Reserve for the remainder of the season.’
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Guelli: ‘We’re very serious about bringing big events to Buffalo’
‘”We’ve asked them about the ’28 or ’29 NFL Draft. We know it’s on their radar, and we know we’re a potential destination for that event, so we’re going to continue that process,” Guelli noted.’
Dalton Kincaid, Spencer Brown don’t practice Wednesday
‘Kincaid injured his knee in the team’s 30-20 win over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium. He left the game, then returned briefly, but left again and never came back in. Brown also injured his ankle during Buffalo’s win, but eventually came back in and finished the contest.’
Taron Johnson named AFC Defensive Player of the Week
‘Johnson played a huge role in the Bills’ 30-20 win over the Colts. He kick-started Buffalo’s scoring with an interception of quarterback Joe Flacco that was returned for touchdown on the very first snap on defense.’
Bills open Matt Milano’s 21-day practice window
‘McDermott said Milano will not play this coming Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs and that the team will take it one day and one week at a time as they assess his recovery.’
Bills giddy up to defeat Colts and keep win streak alive
‘The Buffalo Bills defeated the Indianapolis Colts and keep their momentum moving in the right direction as they approach the bye week.’
McDermott believed the Bills defense was the ‘big time difference’ in Sunday’s victory over the Colts
‘”I thought that the defense and the takeaways was a big time difference in the game, and then also getting momentum back after our turnovers with some key stops and fourth down stops”, McDermott said. “We were able to make them (Colts) one dimensional, which was important for us. It was a resilient win overall. Very resilient win.”‘
Allen: Despite the 30-20 Road Victory, Allen knows the Bills have to be ‘better on offense’
‘I mean, again, guys stepping up, knowing they’re knowing their job, knowing their assignment, and going out there and executing can be cleaner”, Allen noted. “That’s that’s me. So again, just making sure we’re communicating well, and just try again, just trying to hold on the football. And, you know, we got to play better on offense,” Allen added.’
Opinion: Simon: Bills Break These Colts
‘In a nutshell the Bills offense looked good in the second and fourth quarters and not good in the first and third quarters. It was a struggle for the Bills passing game but that was to be expected considering they had to make a go of it without two of their best weapons. Both Amari Cooper and Keon Coleman were inactive. They also lost tight end Dalton Kincaid in the game to a knee injury. Allen threw two interceptions and both were on him as opposed to his previous two picks this season.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Bills at Colts
‘Allen was very up-and-down in this game, completing 22-of-37 passes (59.5%) for 280 yards and throwing two bad interceptions. He failed to throw a touchdown pass. He did run for 50 yards, finishing with 320 yards of total offense on the day.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Bills at Colts: Sal’s keys, notes and stats
‘The Bills defense ranks 26th in the NFL in yards allowed rushing per play. They’ll have to be much better than that against Taylor.’
Sneaky Joe: It’s time for the one seed
‘The Bills have done it all in the regular season in the last five years. Made the playoffs. Won the division, literally every year. Beat the Chiefs, three times. There’s only one thing left to do. The one seed.’
Keon Coleman ruled out for Bills against Colts
‘Fellow wide receiver Amari Cooper, who is also dealing with a wrist injury, is listed as questionable.’
McDermott needs his players ready to step up if called upon
‘”To be honest with you, I just listened to what our trainer says. He gives me the information. When he gives me the green light, that’s when he’s playing. To this point, we haven’t had that since he’s gone down with the injury. So we’ll see where it goes. Obviously, he’s a really good player, and so he’s a good player for us. But, all the while, somebody else has to step up and fill in for both Keon in this case, and if Amari can’t go.”‘
Opinion: Pasture the Colts
‘The story of the Colts’ season has been all about the quarterback position. Specifically, it has been about the struggles and subsequent benching of second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson. The fourth overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft started four games as a rookie, but missed most of last season due to an injury.’