‘We should be enjoying the Bills bye week right now, but we are not. Instead, we are talking about another game the Bills blew.’
WGR
Eagles fly in overtime to defeat Bills
‘Despite having a timeout to work with, the Bills ended up taking a knee to kill the remaining time on the clock and force overtime.’
McDermott: ‘It became a two-dimensional-type game again’
‘”[It was] obviously a hard fought game. [The] game went back-and-forth. I thought our guys played hard,” said McDermott during his postgame press conference with the assembled media. “Had some opportunities to win it, and at the end of the day, they made more plays than we did.”‘
Allen: ‘Just got to make a couple more plays’
‘”I think effort was there, execution was there. Just got to make a couple more plays, and a couple we wished we had back,” Allen stated with the media during his postgame comments on Sunday.’
Opinion: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Bills at Eagles
‘Once again, the defense had a chance to close out the game – twice! – and couldn’t do it.’
Opinion: Is Bills’ defense about to get exposed?
‘Looking at advanced stats like DVOA or EPA/play, the Bills’ defense would be a tale of two seasons. Dominant early in the year when everyone was healthy, and horrible once everyone was injured.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Bills at Eagles: Sal’s keys, notes and stats
‘The Bills have lost five games, and the common thread in all of them is turnovers. In each of those losses, the Bills offense turned the ball over at least twice. In two of those games they turned it over on their very first offensive snap.’
McDermott, Bills up to challenge against tough Eagles team
‘”They’re very talented. They do a great job every year of putting a Super Bowl talented team on the field, and we have to defend it,” said McDermott on WGR with Sal Capaccio. “I think D’Andre Swift has really rejuvenated his career, and then A.J. Brown, Jalen Hurts, they do a great job and they’re explosive, they break tackles. Then defensively, the talent they have up-front, the way they’ve invested in their corners. They’ve got a very talented football team.”‘
Taron Johnson, Taylor Rapp return to practice
‘Johnson did not practice at all on Wednesday, so his limited status is an upgrade.’
Trio of Bills defensive backs not practicing Wednesday
‘In his meeting with the media before Wednesday’s practice, McDermott said safety Taylor Rapp would not participate with his neck injury, while cornerbacks Taron Johnson and Dane Jackson are in the league’s concussion protocol.’
Reggie Gilliam named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week
‘Gilliam started Sunday’s game off with a bang when on the opening kickoff, he made a huge tackle on Jets kick returner Xavier Gipson, causing the ball to come lose. The fumble was then recovered by tight end Quintin Morris, giving the Bills the ball at the Jets’ 21-yard line.’
McDermott gives updates on injured defensive backs Monday
‘In his weekly Monday Zoom call with the local media, McDermott gave updates and several players were injured in Sunday’s 32-6 victory over the New York Jets.’
Opinion: Plenty for Bills fans to be happy about
‘In Joe Brady’s debut as interim offensive coordinator, the Bills put 32 points up on the scoreboard against a terrific Jets defense, which got the better of the Bills offense in each of the last three matchups.’
Opinion: Bills grades: Week 11 vs. Jets
‘Let’s keep the same energy, everyone. If a piece of the team is continuing to struggle, put the pressure on. Matthew Smiley’s special teams’ unit has been a disappointment for most of the season. For players that have dedicated roster spots for special teams roles, they have struggled mightily at times. They allowed a good kickoff return again, Sam Martin has been awful as of late, and the punt return team let the Jets get the better of them on a fake.’
Bills dominate Jets in rematch of 2023 season opener
‘Buffalo came out strong on the opening kickoff, as full back Reggie Gilliam laid a massive hit on returner Xavier Gipson, knocking the football loose. It was fellow tight end Quintin Morris falling on the football, giving the Bills a short field to work with at the Jets’ 21-yard line.’