‘Rushing Offense – F. Awful. Ken Dorsey continues shoving James Cook up the middle with sprint draws. Only 29 rushing yards as a team. Next.’
WGR
Matt Milano, DaQuan Jones out indefinitely after needing surgery to repair injuries
‘According to Bills head coach Sean McDermott during his weekly Zoom call with the media on Monday, both linebacker Matt Milano and defensive tackle DaQuan Jones will require surgery to address significant injuries sustained Sunday, and are out of the Buffalo lineup indefinitely.’
Report: Bills to sign cornerback Josh Norman to practice squad
‘Norman spent the 2020 season with the Bills, where he appeared in nine games, starting three of them, accounting for 24 total tackles, two tackles for loss, four passes defended, an interception, a forced fumble and two fumble recoveries. His one interception also resulted in a defensive touchdown.’
Opinion: Flat as a crumpet
‘But man, did they ever miss White and Benford. Elam is a disaster.’
Jaguars shut down Bills in London
‘This time, the Bills trailed early and never got the momentum on their side in a 25-20 loss to the Jaguars at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.’
Matt Milano feared to have suffered leg fracture, season-ending knee injury
‘Milano was seen on the broadcast needing assistance getting to the blue medical tent on the sidelines, and was shortly after ruled out for the game. He was also carted off the sidelines and back to the locker room for further evaluation.’
McDermott: Jaguars had ‘better energy than we did’
‘The Jaguars were able to control a majority of Sunday’s contest, as their offense totaled 474 yards on the day, and also controlled the game clock with 38:12 in time of possession compared to Buffalo’s 21:48.’
Allen believes Bills needs more urgency earlier in games
‘”Little bit of tempo and just trusting what we were seeing on film, and getting to a good place, I guess,” said Allen on Sunday following the loss. “We came out late in that third quarter, early fourth and felt like we had some more urgency, and we didn’t have that early on in the game. So we’ve got to be better with that.”‘
Opinion: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Jaguars at Bills (in London)
‘The Bills defense had its worst tackling performance of the season. It was especially an issue late in the game, as they were obviously tired.’
Opinion: London was calling, but Bills didn’t answer
‘Yes, the Jaguars were in London all week, having played a game there seven days earlier, while the Bills didn’t arrive until about 48 hours before kickoff. Those are all true, but the fact remains the Bills offense, or lack thereof for the first three quarters, is why they ended up losing.’
Opinion: Kincaid on historic pace despite want for more
‘He is getting the ball thrown his way a lot for a position in tight end that is notorious for not getting much work at the beginnings of their careers. Kincaid is actually second on the Bills in receptions, out pacing wide receiver Gabe Davis.’
Opinion: Jaguars at Bills (in London): Sal’s keys, notes and stats
‘The last time these two teams played in 2021, Allen sacked Allen once, and also intercepted him. That on top of also registering eight total tackles, two tackles for loss, a quarterback hurry, a pass breakup and a fumble recovery. Those are the kind of numbers that can allow an individual player to wreck a game plan. The Bills need to be aware of him at all times, and not let that happen on Sunday.’
Bills rule Greg Rousseau out against Jaguars with foot injury
‘During his meeting with the assembled media in London on Friday, Bills head coach Sean McDermott confirmed that defensive end Greg Rousseau would miss Sunday’s game due to a foot injury. The third-year pass rusher has yet to practice this week with the team due to his ailment.’
McDermott confident in extensive planning leading up to Sunday
‘”We’ve got to be able to trust our staff. They’re the experts in this area in particular,” said McDermott with WGR’s own Sal Capaccio while in London on Friday. “So along with Joe Collins – who I mentioned earlier in the week, being from London – doing a lot of research on the soccer league out here and so on and so forth, it’s been well-researched and detailed.”‘
Allen believes this Bills offense is ‘most versatile’ unit he’s been a part of
‘Bills quarterback Josh Allen says he is excited to be able to showcase what American football is all about this coming Sunday. This being Allen’s first time in London, he is excited to see how the fans are in England, while also hoping they will be cheering for the Bills and loud whenever the Jaguars have the ball.’