‘Miami had plays that went for 71 yards, 67 yards, and 32 yards. They had three more that went for at least 20 yards. Far too many huge plays. Three of these six went for touchdowns.’
WGR
Milano off injury report; Bates, Phillips both out against Dolphins
‘Bills linebacker Matt Milano has been removed from the injury report and has no game designation. That means he should be ready to go when the two teams do battle on Saturday night at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park.’
Opinion: Dolphins at Bills: Sal’s keys, notes, and stats
‘There’s been a lot made lately about how the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Chargers shut down the Dolphins passing attack. Specifically, playing more press-man coverage, and disrupting their timing. Can the Bills use that blueprint? Will they need to?’
McDermott knows challenge of containing Dolphins’ speed
‘On a short week, Bills head coach Sean McDermott during the “Extra Point Show” only ruled out defensive tackle Jordan Phillips, and guard Ryan Bates against Miami. Linebacker Matt Milano was not ruled out and is going to practice Thursday after not practicing the rest of the week. McDermott also said that offensive linemen Ike Boettger continues to get better as his deadline from coming off of PUP is close.’
Cole Beasley back on field with Bills
‘Bills general manager Brandon Beane told reporters on Wednesday prior to practice that it’s possible Beasley could play Saturday night when the Bills host the Miami Dolphins at Highmark Stadium.’
Bills sign Cole Beasley to practice squad
‘To make room on the practice squad for Beasley, the Bills have released second-year wide receiver Marquez Stevenson.’
Ed Oliver, Ryan Bates day-to-day after Bills win
‘Bates was injured while blocking for quarterback Josh Allen’s third quarter touchdown run. He left the game and didn’t return. He was replaced by Greg Van Roten. It’s unclear when Oliver was injured. He played 50 of a possible 74 snaps on defense.’
Bills brave elements, earn fourth win in-a-row defeating Jets
‘The punting continued into the second quarter for both sides until the Bills were finally able to get the offense rolling.’
McDermott happy with new faces making plays
‘One of the problems the Bills have had this season and last is the ability to control the end of close games. This game was no different and saw the Bills have multiple opportunities to end the game. McDermott spoke on the team’s play this game when closing the game out as well as what they need to do moving forward.’
Allen pleased with team’s adjustment’s throughout game
‘”I think we hurt ourselves early on whether it be decisions or a penalty here or there. It put us into some second or third and long situations which we gotta stay out of. I don’t know what we were on third down tonight but I know it wasn’t good. So that’s something we gotta clean up on. Typically during the season we’re good on third downs so credit to those guys they came out and played hard.”‘
Opinion: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Jets at Bills
‘The Bills came into the game as the best third down team in the league, but were just 2-for-13 (15.4%) against the Jets.’
Opinion: Jets at Bills: Sal’s keys, notes, and stats
‘The Jets have been struggling in the red zone, especially lately, only converting six of their last 18 trips into touchdowns. This included going 1-for-6 last week against the Minnesota Vikings, as the Jets sit tied for 26th in the NFL with an overall conversion percentage of 48.65%.’
McDermott confident, excited with defensive line even without Miller
‘”It’s an opportunity for them, each in a little bit of a different way for each of the guys that are expected to do that. I’m excited for those guys at the same time,” said McDermott on Friday during his weekly appearance on WGR during the “Extra Point Show”.’
Matt Milano, Jordan Phillips miss second-straight practice
‘Milano is listed on the official Thursday injury report with a knee injury, while Phillips is dealing with a shoulder injury.’
Von Miller ruled out for season with ACL tear
‘As NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport laid out on Wednesday, the initial MRI and other images done on Miller’s knee did not adequately show a torn ACL. The original plan for surgery was to reposition the lateral meniscus that had moved into another channel, while also cleaning up cartilage damage to the injured knee.’