‘You know the toughness and adversities that I’ve already had in my life to even just make it to the point where I’m able to be an NFL athlete. That was the toughest part of my journey. That was really like the toughest navigation. I was built for the chase and I was built to overcome the adversity. To be able to persevere through, you know, something so heart-wrenching, no pun intended, but you know something so heart-wrenching and something so scary to life, you know, to be able to get myself to a point where I wanted to be able to show that I can compete again at the highest level in the world. So, you know, I think just the foundation, you know, that my parents built in me, the foundation of, you know, things I had to overcome and the mindset that I had to build myself up into a person, you know, carries me through life.’
BillsBeat - November 14, 2025
Mutual respect fuels QB friendship as Baker Mayfield prepares for showdown against Josh Allen
‘The playful banter is an indication of a mutual respect in a friendship that began in 2018, when they were among five quarterbacks selected in the first round of the draft.’
Buccaneers trying for their first win at Buffalo while making fourth trip north to play Bills
‘Allen vs. Buccaneers pass rush. Allen has struggled under pressure this season, especially with his receivers having difficulty getting open downfield. And Tampa Bay’s defense is among the NFL’s more relentless attacking the pocket, currently having the league’s sixth-highest blitz rate. Allen has been sacked 20 times already this season — six more than last year.’
Bills lack passing game without Kincaid, set for Palmer return
‘”I think we’re finding ourselves a little bit,” McDermott said. “The mention of different wide receivers in there and this and that and some guys out due to injuries, some not. It’s not what you want, but it’s OK, we just we got to continue to find our best combinations if that makes sense with who gives us the best chance to win and where we can find the rhythm in the passing game.”‘
Bills give injury updates for Dalton Kincaid, Khalil Shakir for Week 11 vs. Buccaneers
‘Dalton Kincaid and Khalil Shakir are both battling injuries.’
Bills receive bad injury news on star pass-catcher ahead of Week 11
‘Buffalo had a notable list of injuries listed on Wednesday, the most notable being wide receiver Khalil Shakir – the only receiver who consistently produces for the Bills. He didn’t practice Wednesday, but returned Thursday. However, it was in a non-contact jersey.’
Josh Allen, Baker Mayfield take playful jabs at one another ahead of Bills-Buccaneers matchup
‘The two former first-round picks share a good friendship, and each guy took a friendly jab at the other ahead of their matchup on Sunday, starting with Mayfield mocking Allen for being so tall and saying he has small hands.’
Will Dalton Kincaid play in Week 11? Latest injury update on Buffalo Bills tight end
‘It goes without saying that losing Kincaid for any period of time would be a tough blow, as he’s arguably the team’s best pass-catcher after entering Week 10 with the most receiving yards on the team.’
Dalton Kincaid, Khalil Shakir injury updates from Thursday are more bad news for Bills
‘Shakir and Kincaid are both on the injury report this week. Shakir is dealing with ankle and rib injuries, while Kincaid is battling a hamstring issue.’
Remembering 'The Ralph' with Western New York actor Bill Fichtner
‘Actor Bill Fichtner is always humble when talking about his upbringing in Western New York. The 68-year-old was raised in Cheektowaga, and is a graduate of Maryvale High School back in 1974.’
'Whenever my number is called I'll be ready': Buffalo Bills WR Gabe Davis nearing his return
‘“I feel good. Whenever my number’s called, I’ll be ready,” Davis said on Thursday. “Yeah, it feels good to be able to be back here and be able to start playing football again with the guys and get out there in front of the Bills fans. It’s going to be fun.”’
Today in Bills stadium history: Nov. 14
‘1999 — Bills 23, Dolphins 3 — Buffalo’s defense was dominant in allowing just 101 yards and six first downs to a Miami team with Damon Huard starting at quarterback in place of an injured Dan Marino. With a crowd of 72,280 at Ralph Wilson Stadium, the Bills got 126 yards rushing from Antowain Smith, a rushing touchdown from Jonathan Linton, three field goals from Steve Christie, and Doug Flutie passed for 157 yards with a 53-yard TD to Eric Moulds. The Backstreet Boys performed at halftime, Bruce Smith had two sacks and Antoine Winfield made an interception as Buffalo (7-3) pulled within a half game of Miami (7-2) for the AFC East division lead.’
In a cut-throat NFL, Cam Lewis' versatility has allowed him to carve out 7-year career with Bills
‘“I feel like I would give them a headache maybe honestly,” Lewis said. “My process is just a little different than the average guy that would be at just one position. Maybe like a Monday after we get done watching the previous game, I’m looking over probably the calls that we’re thinking about getting or running. Then, I go to safety, then I go to nickel from Monday to Tuesday, then Tuesday to Wednesday I start looking at dime as well because that’s going to third down and 2-minute the next following days, and then I still have to look at the special teams in the midst of everything.”’
Wyoming brings school pride to Buffalo before Josh Allen's return to Laramie
‘The Bills recently announced that the university is sending people to Buffalo this weekend, for the 1 p.m. Sunday game at Highmark Stadium against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.’
BillsBeat - November 13, 2025
Analysis: Bills need to quickly reverse their recent tackling woes
‘At Pro Football Reference, the Bills have been charged with 51 missed tackles through Week 10 of the 2025 season, a total that ranks tied for eighth fewest in the league. It’s a different story at Pro Football Focus, which has charged the Bills with 87 missed tackles, tied for eighth most in the league. The Bills’ overall tackling grade of 30.0 (on a scale of 0-100) at PFF ranks tied for last in the league with the Arizona Cardinals, who have been charged with a league-leading 101 missed tackles.’