‘”Obviously a crazy week. Didn’t practice Friday, practiced Wednesday with some guys out. So not your typical week,” said the Bills quarterback following Sunday’s win. “We’ve got some resilient guys on this team, guys that care about each other, and do things the right way. We play again here in four days so we’ve gotta get home, make sure we get some rest, recover the way we need to and be ready to go again.”‘
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Opinion: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Browns at Bills (in Detroit)
‘Rookie James Cook and Devin Singletary both ran for 86 yards. Cook averaged a whopping 7.8 yards per-carry, while Singletary averaged a very good 4.8, but also added a touchdown runs and 11 yards receiving giving him 97 total yards on the day.’
Opinion: Bills get, what felt like, must-win game
‘Special teams deserves a game ball for their performance.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Browns at Bills (in Detroit): Sal’s keys, notes, and stats
‘Eight years ago, under Doug Marrone, they did a great job of that in a very similar situation and beat the Jets in Detroit, 38-3.’
Bills rule three players out Sunday against Browns
‘During his Zoom call with the media on Friday, McDermott says linebacker Tremaine Edmunds, defensive end Greg Rousseau and cornerback Tre’Davious White will not play due to injury.’
Bills’ Sunday matchup with Browns moved to Detroit
‘The last time the Bills had a game moved due to inclement weather was during the 2014 season, when a game against the New York Jets was also moved to Detroit. The Bills ended up winning that game, 38-3.’
Bills get three back to practice after illnesses
‘However, two other players, defensive tackle Jordan Phillips and defensive back Cam Lewis, were still out with illness, and wide receiver Isaiah McKenzie was added to that list.’
Jordan Poyer returns to practice; Bills have several miss due to illness
‘Fullback Reggie Gilliam, linebacker Matt Milano, defensive back Cam Lewis, and defensive tackles Jordan Phillips and Tim Settle were the players sick and missed out on Wednesday’s session.’
Opinion: Bills snatch defeat from jaws of victory
‘All the Bills had to do was get a Josh Allen sneak on the first play to get away from their own end zone and that would be it.’
Bills lose to Vikings in overtime shocker
‘The Bills once again let a lead slip through there fingers late in the second half. Bills quarterback Josh Allen did start this week after his availability was uncertain all week. The Bills signal caller threw two picks on the day.’
Allen struggles again in unexpected return
‘Bills quarterback Josh Allen made an unexpected return this week after not practicing all week due to an elbow injury sustained against the Jets in Week 9. Allen completed 29-of-43 attempts for 330 yards and one touchdown, but also threw two crucial interceptions.’
McDermott: Turnovers make it awfully hard to win football games
‘“We had opportunities to win the game, and we have to do a better job taking care of the football,” said Bills head coach Sean McDermott, who spoke with the media following Sunday’s loss. “I know I say it a lot, and we talk about it every week. It makes it awfully hard to win a football game.”’
Opinion: Capaccio: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Vikings at Bills
‘The Bills led 27-23 at the two minute warning and the Vikings faced a 4th and 18 from their own 27 with only one timeout left. Kirk Cousins threw deep to Justin Jefferson. Cam Lewis was in position to make the play and all he had to do was knock the ball down and the game would have most likely been over. But instead he tried to catch it, and Jefferson snatched it away. 32 yard gain. First down at the Bills 41.’
Bills elevate Xavier Rhodes and Duke Johnson
‘They did not elevate quarterback Matt Barkley, which is significant.’
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‘The Bills will have to figure out a way to slow Jefferson down and force Minnesota quarterback Kirk Cousins to go elsewhere. They do have other weapons, but Jefferson is their go-to-guy and their passing offense runs through him. The Bills will want to take away the Vikings best player and option.’