‘Video was captured that showed Bills star offensive lineman getting into it afterward with Panthers lineman A’Shawn Robinson.’
BillsBeat - October 27, 2025
Bills' Josh Allen just set an NFL record as best dual-threat QB ever
‘This marked the 46th game of his career with at least one passing touchdown and one rushing touchdown.’
Ed Oliver injury update is bad news for Bills
‘It’s a big loss, especially against a Panthers team that has a strong running game to use to try to mount a comeback.’
Bills LT Dion Dawkins involved in brawl after 40-9 win over Panthers
‘The blowout win, as well as Cook’s performance, were the stories of the day. However, activities after the game between the two sides, as Dion Dawkins was involved in a fight with several Panthers.’
Bills demolish Panthers in first game out of bye week
‘The Bills bested the Carolina Panthers in a return-to-form showing for the team as they scored 40-points and held the Panthers to single digits. They are now 5-2 on the season as they chase the Patriots to reclaim the AFC East.’
McDermott says 'players and staff did a phenomenal job' in win over Panthers
‘”200 plus yards, there was an attitude that came with that. He breaks through into the second level of the defense. You’ve got wide receivers, tight ends that are blocking, and he’s of this mindset that he’s gone, he’s going. And that’s a collective mindset.”‘
Allen: Bills got 'back into the swing of things' after blowout win over Carolina
‘Bills quarterback, Josh Allen, had a very efficient day on Sunday’s matinee beatdown over the Panthers, completing 12 passes on 19 attempts for 163 yards and 1 touchdown. The run game and explosive plays on defense really told the story in this game and complimented Allen’s efficiency overall.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Bills at Panthers
‘Once again the Bills were flagged for far too many penalties, totaling 7 for 60 yards.’
Opinion: Simon: James Cook Was Definitely Cooking
‘Cook, who has taken his game to a higher level this season, was unstoppable. The offensive line opened up holes, the wide receivers and tight ends helped out with their blocking on toss plays but Cook was the difference maker. He either exploded through the holes or used cutback moves to get to those openings. Other times he used his speed to beat Carolina defenders to the edge.’
James Cook 'feasts' for over 200 yards rushing as Buffalo Bills win 40-9 over Carolina Panthers
‘I mean, what more is there to say? James Cook came into Sunday as the Bills ‘ second-best player on offense and definitely left it as the top performer of the day. At halftime, he had 158 yards rushing, on 12 carries and a massive 64-yard touchdown, the second-longest run of his career.’
Defense answers the call with takeaways, big plays in Buffalo Bills lopsided win on Sunday
‘Allowing just nine points, while tallying seven sacks and three turnovers, it was evident on Sunday that they played with a chip on their shoulder.’
John Murphy: Keep letting Cook cook
‘Who concluded first regarding Cook isn’t important now. What is important is that the Bills suddenly have a ground game to go along with Allen’s talented right arm. They have to continue to use it.’
Today in Bills stadium history: Oct. 27
‘1974 — Bills 16, Bears 6 — O.J. Simpson amassed 90 yards from scrimmage, Tony Greene had an interception that set up fullback Larry Watkins for a 1-yard touchdown, Mike Kadish had two of Buffalo’s four sacks, and John Leypoldt made three of his five field goal attempts in a defensive struggle that gave the Bills a 6-1 record at midseason. Buffalo QB Joe Ferguson was 8 of 17 passing for 103 yards. Carl Garrett had 128 total yards for the Bears (3-4).’
Cook helps the Bills find a winning recipe, crush Panthers
‘For at least one day, they seemed to have the answers. James Cook provided explosive plays, running for 216 yards and two touchdowns, as the Bills rolled past the Carolina Panthers 40-9 on Sunday afternoon in Charlotte.’
Carucci Take 2: Big win doesn’t necessarily mean Bills are back
‘Still, as comfortable a margin as the victory was, it did not necessarily make a resounding statement that the “Bills are back!” The game probably said more about the ineptitude of the Panthers and journeyman quarterback Andy Dalton, who became a starter after an ankle injury Bryce Young suffered last week, than it did about the Bills. Dalton set up two touchdowns and a field goal with an interception and a pair of fumbles (he had a third fumble that he recovered). Dalton also was sacked seven times while throwing for 175 yards.’