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McDermott's Wednesday Media Day Presser at 11:20 AM ET today followed by practice at 12:30 PM. After practice Josh Allen will meet with the media at the podium with other players being available for locker room interviews. We'll also hear from Matt Patricia on the other side along with Detroit players such as Matthew Stafford. Will post live Twitter and Facebook presser links as they become available: Buffalo Bills Video Live

I hope he's past his previous ball security problems.

Subscription required for full access: Any team starting a rookie quarterback is going to deal with the highs and lows that come with an inexperienced passer. With Josh Allen, the Bills are finding that those are a bit more dramatic. On the one hand, Allen has flashed franchise potential over the last three weeks. He’s now the team’s leading rusher after three spectacular performances on the ground. He’s also mixing in jaw-dropping throws and simpler ones that show his understanding of coverage. But Allen also plays a risky brand of football. He’s prone to playing “hero ball” and trying to make the big play rather than the easy play. Allen hasn’t seen a throw he doesn’t think he can make. “I think that’s one of the things that makes him fun to work with is his competitive nature,” offensive coordinator Brian Daboll said. “There comes a point in time in each play when you have to know when to say when, throw in the white towel, so to speak, and I think he’s still learning that. He’s a guy that wants to make every play he can make. There’s no play that he thinks is done. Whether it’s a late stiff-arm or a spin-around, he just has to understand when to say when.” In the Bills’ 27-24 loss to the Jets on Sunday, Allen’s strengths and weaknesses were on full display. Former University at Buffalo quarterback Joe Licata joins us to break down the most noteworthy plays. Q1, 14:29

I think there's a good chance that Foster will face a healthy amount of snaps matched up against Darius Slay this week. If so it will be a good test for him to gauge where he is at this point in his career.

The Bills select Alabama OT Jonah Williams at 6.

Week 15: Coffee With the Coach (4:27) Chris Brown sits down with Head Coach Sean McDermott for this week's Coffee With the Coach. They discuss sweating the details each week, youth filling important roles on the team, and a fan asks coach a question via Twitter. Top 7 Storylines for Bills-Lions this Week It’s a one game break from the AFC East for the Bills. They’ve got the Detroit Lions making a rare regular season appearance in Orchard Park this Sunday, and the Lions still have slim playoff hopes. Here are the top seven storylines this week as the Bills get set to host Detroit: 1. DABOLL’S FOCUS: KEEPING JOSH ON TRACK 2. FORMER PATRIOTS ASSISTANTS ON THE SIDELINES 3. FOSTER IS A FIND FOR BUFFALO OFFENSE 4. WHO WILL CARRY THE MAIL? 5. REPLACING MILANO 6. SETTING THE TONE ON SPECIAL TEAMS 7. RARE REGULAR SEASON MATCHUP

Bills Today: Final Push for Pro Bowl Voting Begins Today

Look at me? You must be confused because you knocked on my door with this discussion and you don't even know who the players are. Yet, you want to question me. Good night and sleep tight.

Name which Cardinal Offensive Lineman who would start for the Bills. It's a very easy proposition. Save all of the extraneous noise you just typed. You won't name any of them because none would.