‘As first reported by NFL Network reporter Mike Garafolo on Tuesday, Knox ended up suffering a broken bone in his hand. Head coach Sean McDermott ended up confirming the report during his meeting with the Buffalo media later that afternoon.’
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Report: Dawson Knox broke bone in his hand
‘Garafolo does note that the Bills hope Knox will not miss much time, especially with the bye week coming up for Buffalo, but a timeline for a possible return is still not known at this time.’
Opinion: Not so sweet dreams
‘Nothing is out of reach, to say the least, but it did just get harder.’
Bills come up just short in loss to Titans
‘After Buffalo’s next drive fizzled out with just 8:09 remaining in regulation, Tennessee made the most of their next drive and turned it into seven more points and another lead change. Tannehill and the Titans offense managed to get the football to the Buffalo 13-yard line before Henry powered his way into the end zone for his third touchdown of the night.’
Opinion: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Bills at Titans
‘The Bills have struggled in the red zone all season, and it really hurt them in this one.’
McDermott: Derrick Henry playing at ‘an all-time high level’
‘”He’s playing at a high level, and probably an all-time high level. He’s big, he’s fast, he breaks tackles. Then the combination of what they’ve added outside with Julio Jones and A.J. Brown, to what was an already good receiving corps, makes it a tough combination with what they can do at the line of scrimmage and what they can do in the passing game.”‘
Opinion: Bills at Titans: Sal’s keys, notes, and stats
‘The Bills offense needs to keep their foot on the pedal and look to continue to make plays down the field. They should be available.’
McDermott: Derrick Henry playing at ‘an all-time high level’
‘”He’s playing at a high level, and probably an all-time high level. He’s big, he’s fast, he breaks tackles. Then the combination of what they’ve added outside with Julio Jones and A.J. Brown, to what was an already good receiving corps, makes it a tough combination with what they can do at the line of scrimmage and what they can do in the passing game.”‘
Matt Milano limited for Bills; Julio Jones back for Titans
‘Only one player was listed as a non-participant due to an injury – running back/special teamer Taiwan Jones, as he deals with a hamstring injury. Jones was seen on the stationary bike during the early media-viewing portion of practice on Thursday.’
Greg Rousseau named AFC Defensive Player of the Week
‘So far through five games with the Bills, the 21-year-old has already outperformed his early expectations, registering 18 total tackles, four tackles for loss, three quarterback hits, three sacks and his interception.’
Opinion: Josh Allen the favorite for MVP
‘Allen is atop a list of 10 players I want to take seriously as candidates. If you go strictly by the odds, that number is nine, with that many players coming in at +1200 or better. That’s really tight, and clues us in as to how competitive and fun the battle for this award should be.’
Bills exact revenge on Chiefs in Week 5 win at Arrowhead
‘With the Bills leading at halftime, it was the 14th-straight regular season game in which Buffalo took the lead to the locker room, which is a NFL record.’
Capaccio: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Bills at Chiefs
‘That said, the Bills were called for 10 penalties for 103 yards. Some poor calls or not, that’s far too many.’
Bills sign cornerback Taron Johnson to three-year contract extension
‘Johnson is currently playing on the final year of his rookie contract after being a fourth round pick (121st overall) of the Bills in the 2018 NFL Draft out of Weber State. In three games played this season, Johnson has already registered 15 total tackles, a sack and a forced fumble.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Bills at Chiefs: Keys, notes, and stats
‘The Bills averaged 31.3 points per game last season, but in the two games they played against the Chiefs, including the AFC Championshp, they scored 17 and 24 points. Things need to be different Sunday night, especially since the Chiefs are currently giving up the second most points in the NFL at 31.3 per game. If the Bills can’t get their high-powered offense into the end zone more often in this one, we’ll be wondering when – and if – they will ever be able to.’