‘The 2020 season was expected to be a breakout year for Knox, but so far it has been anything but that. In his four games played this season, the 6-foot-4, 254-pound tight end has just six receptions for 93 yards on 12 total targets.’
WGR
Lengthy injury report for Bills on Wednesday
‘Safety Micah Hyde and and center Mitch Morse are both still in the league’s concussion protocol, but Hyde participated on a limited basis, while Morse did not. Hyde had full equipment, but wore a red non-contact jersey during the session. Morse was on the sidelines jogging.’
Bills sign cornerback Daryl Worley to practice squad
‘The 25-year-old was released by the Dallas Cowboys this past Wednesday after the team had reportedly failed to find a trade for the fifth-year cornerback. Worley played just seven games with the Cowboys this season, starting four of those contests while registering 14 tackles and one pass defended. He signed a one-year, $3 million deal with Dallas in the offseason.’
Opinion: Distraction Tweetbag!
‘I like the wins, sure, but I need the touchdowns. Two straight weeks without a passing touchdown? What are we, Navy?’
Bills sit atop AFC East as trade deadline looms
‘”I know [general manager] Brandon [Beane] is always looking for ways to improve our football team,” head coach Sean McDermott told reporters Monday afternoon, just about 24 hours before the trade deadline at 4 p.m. EST on Tuesday. “I know the deadline is fast approaching here, so nothing we know of right now in terms of in the works, but I know he’s continuing to watch to see if anything would be the right fit for us.”‘
Bills sign LB Darron Lee to practice squad
‘Lee is considered a fast and athletic linebacker, more effective in coverage than against the run. The Bills are currently dealing with several injuries at the position, including Matt Milano, who only played 15 snaps on Sunday after only 19 the week prior in his first two games returning from a pectoral injury. Tremaine Edmunds missed time earlier this season with a shoulder injury and also had to leave Sunday’s 24-21 win over the Patriots for two plays after being banged up. Tyrel Dodson remains on Injured Reserve with a hamstring injury.’
Why Sean McDermott was allowed to use phone on field during Patriots game
‘The sight prompted speculation on social media, with some wondering whether McDermott had some kind of personal emergency — or was simply flouting long-standing NFL rules meant to curb cheating by relaying information to players and coaches on the field.’
Opinion: Is it okay to want more?
‘But what if you raised the bar after 2019? What if you watched their unraveling against the Houston Texans – a game in which they should have won – and decided that you wouldn’t get overly excited about games the Bills should win any longer?’
Opinion: Halfway home
‘While nothing official happened on Sunday, you might think a 24-21 win that drops the Patriots to 2-5 on the season effectively ends their stranglehold on the AFC East. It’s the Bills’ to win now, with the Miami Dolphins looking more like the team to keep an eye on in the rear-view mirror.’
Run game pushes Bills past Patriots
‘Despite New England’s struggles, Buffalo seemingly gave them every opportunity to stay in the game.’
Opinion: Bills hang on for one of their biggest wins this century
Opinion: Arrow Up/Arrow Down – Patriots at Bills
‘As good as the Bills running game was on offense, it was equally as bad on defense, almost precisely equally. The Patriots ran the ball 34 times for 188 yards, a 5.5 yard per carry average.’
Bills activate Wallace; place Lewis on Injured Reserve
‘It appear as though the Buffalo Bills are going to get some needed help in the secondary on Sunday against the New England Patriots at Bills Stadium.’
Patriots at Bills: Sal’s keys, notes and stats
‘The Patriots’ are down their two best wide receivers, Julian Edelman and N’Keal Harry. Their quarterback, Cam Newton, has struggled mightily over the last couple of weeks. The weather won’t be great for throwing the football. So New England’s best chance will be to round the ball right at the Bills, something they are willing and capable of doing. They’re averaging 155 yards on the gourd per game and 4.97 per play, good for fourth and sixth-best in the NFL, respectively. The Bills are allowing 126.9 per game and 4.58 per play, which is bottom third of the league in both categories. I wouldn’t be surprised at all if the Patriots ran the ball at least 50 times, using every running back and wide receiver they have, as well as Newton. The Bills have to be ready to play physical and make tackles at or near the line of scrimmage and not give New England a chance to keep pounding it.’
Cuomo on fans at Bills games: ‘We are working on it’
‘”We are working on it. We are looking at plans that the NFL has been working on,” Cuomo said, according to Heather Ly of WGRZ-TV in Buffalo. “We’re looking at plans of the stadium. I’m going to take a look myself, but we are working on it now.”‘