‘But the Tampa Bay Buccaneers gashing the Buffalo Bills run defense should have been a surprise, even for the 31st-ranked run defense in the NFL. The Buccaneers entered the game with one of the worst running games in the league, averaging 99.8 yards per game. They gained 202. Most of the damage was done by Sean Tucker, who started the season as Tampa Bay’s third-string running back. His season-high was 53 yards and he ran for 106 — 140 from scrimmage — and three total touchdowns.’
BillsBeat - November 18, 2025
Team’s patience running out on Bills receiver Keon Coleman after third benching in two years
‘The Bills (7-3) aren’t about to move on from Coleman just yet because they’ve invested too much in the 22-year-old after drafting him with the first pick of the second round in 2024.’
Bills' Sean McDermott shares perfect message to Keon Coleman after latest misstep
‘“The important piece is that we and he learns from this and he grows from this,” McDermott said. “You grow from it, we can move forward, you don’t grow from it, it’s hard to move forward. So, ultimately becomes about developing trust and the trust that your teammates have in you, and that trust builds through repetition and consistency.’
Bills fans will love Sean McDermott's scouting report on Gabe Davis vs. Buccaneers
‘That is likely a bridge too far, but there’s no denying Allen’s confidence when he looks Davis’ way, and he even had a 22-yard reception against the Buccaneers, so it isn’t just short passes where Gabe excels.’
Bills non-committal on Keon Coleman's availability in Week 12 vs. Texans
‘“We’ll see,” McDermott said. “We’ll see how it goes. Take it one day at a time. We addressed the situation yesterday. We’re now moving forward, and we’ll take it one day at a time from there.”‘
Dalton Kincaid injury update on Monday is ominous sign for Bills TE's Week 12 status
‘Kincaid still has two more days to return to practice, but with the Bills on a short week, it’s increasingly unlikely he plays against the Houston Texans.’
Bills get outstanding grade as 'Superman' emerges in Buccaneers win
‘”Josh Allen might have just forced himself back into the MVP conversation,” Breech wrote. “The Bills QB put on his Superman cape and willed Buffalo to a win with a SIX TOUCHDOWN performance that saw him run for three scores and pass for three scores. When Allen is playing like this, the Bills (7-3) are pretty much impossible to beat.”‘
After scoring 44 points in big win over Tampa Bay, is the Buffalo Bills offense back?
‘Although Allen led the way, wide receiver Tyrell Shavers had a breakout game with 90 yards receiving and a touchdown. Wide receiver Gabe Davis made his return after he was signed to the practice squad earlier this season and had some flashes of familiarity.’
Buffalo Bills and Hallmark stars team up to feed families this Thanksgiving
‘Stars Matthew Daddario and Holland Roden, who appear in Hallmark’s new movie “Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story,” spent the day helping staff assemble holiday meal packages for families in need.’
Today in Bills stadium history: Nov. 18
‘1984 — Bills 14, Cowboys 3 — For the second all-time visit from America’s Team and first in over a decade, the stadium crowd was a season-high 74,391. Greg Bell burst for an 85-yard touchdown on the first play and finished 206 yards rushing and a receiving touchdown in Buffalo’s first victory of the season after starting 0-11. Brian Carpenter and Rod Kush intercepted Cowboys QB Gary Hogeboom and Fred Smerlas recovered a fumble forced by Jim Haslett. On the day Bills Jack Kemp got his name on the Wall of Fame, current Bills QB Joe Ferguson was 13 of 29 passing for 104 net yards with two sacks and two interceptions. ‘
Interview: ‘Holiday Touchdown’ blends Bills Mafia spirit with Hallmark holiday romance
‘“It’s the families… the backdrop of the whole film is taking place around two families that are obsessed with the Bills,” Daddario said. The production leaned into regional touchstones, from tailgating culture to appearances by Bills players and staff, the actors said.’
Bills injury updates on a short week, Josh Allen eyes rushing record and team 'moving forward' after Keon Coleman inactive decision
‘TE Dalton Kincaid (hamstring), DT Phidarian Mathis (shoulder), WR Mecole Hardman Jr. (calf) and WR Curtis Samuel (elbow/neck) will not participate in Monday’s walk-through.’
BillsBeat - November 17, 2025
Observations: Josh Allen's six-pack of touchdowns leads Bills past Buccaneers
‘The good and bad that has at times been the story of Allen’s career was on display in a 44-32 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Highmark Stadium.’
Lance Lysowski: Bills didn't need Keon Coleman vs. Bucs, and another benching makes WR look like a whiff
‘Apparently, the message didn’t sink in, because Coleman slipped up again this week, and this time, McDermott had enough. He dropped the hammer Sunday by making Coleman a healthy inactive for the Bills’ 44-32 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Highmark Stadium.’
To win a 'weird' game, Buffalo Bills defense had to rely on 2 key takeaways. Here's how they did it
‘“Just been working the center, kind of all day, just changing up the different kinds of rushing that I was doing, and then that last one, just kind of did a more power-to-pull,” Jones said. “Got the edge and just came free, saw Bake (Mayfield), and just kind of reached out for it, and good things happen.”‘