‘“It depends on a week-to-week basis, depending on what the run game do,” Coleman said. “We got guys like James Cook back to taking 200 yards, you don’t really need to throw the ball at that point. But it just goes like that.’
BillsBeat - October 31, 2025
Bills' linebacker Shaq Thompson misses practice with hamstring injury
‘Shaq Thompson, who started at middle linebacker for the injured Terrel Bernard in last week’s victory over the Carolina Panthers, was listed as a non-participant Thursday with a hamstring injury.’
Simon: KC Is Scary Good Again
‘A big part of that explosion on offense has been the return of wide receivers Xavier Worthy, who missed games two and three with an injury, and Rashee Rice who served a six game suspension.’
800 bucks a night for a Buffalo hotel room? Yes, that's right
‘And, if the Bills end up hosting the AFC Championship game in January, that $800 per night room rate may seem like a bargain.’
Remembering 'The Ralph' with Bills linebacker Joe Andreessen
‘”Since last year, the ‘Ralph’ was the only stadium I’ve ever been to, so that was cool seeing other [stadiums],” said Andreessen in an interview with WBEN. “Seeing how different it is, it is an older stadium, it’s open, and it’s kind of got that Coliseum-esque vibe to it. It’s very open. A lot of newer stadiums, like our new stadium, is more of a dome or covering, stuff like that. … The stadium’s gritty, kind of like Buffalo. That’s what I find cool about it.’
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman responds to Steve Smith Jr.'s criticism
‘”No comment on that. Next question,” Coleman responded.’
The latest chapter in the Bills-Chiefs rivalry
‘In the regular season, Josh Allen is 4-1 against the Chiefs. However, he is still looking for his first win against Mahomes in the postseason.’
Poyer set to start in another Bills-Chiefs game, reflects on full circle moment
‘“I wanted to embrace every moment of it,” Poyer said. “Look, I’m not naïve. This is most likely my last one (season). I’m trying to enjoy every moment: the good, the bad, the indifferent and just be part of this team for this run and go out the right way.”’
Bills announce 3-year extension with St. John Fisher University
‘St. John Fisher will continue to host the Bills training camp from 2026 through 2028. The Bills say large reason why they chose to continue their partnership is because of the university’s ability to host the entire team and its staff for several weeks.’
Buffalo Bills renew training camp deal with St. John Fisher with three year extension
‘The Bills also want to stay because of Fisher’s capability to host an entire NFL roster and its support staff for an extended period.’
Bills announce extension to keep training camp at St. John Fisher, with Wegmans as sponsor
‘The Bills have held their training camp at the Pittsford campus annually since 2000, except for 2020 and 2021 when they stayed in Orchard Park due to the COVID-19 pandemic.’
Buffalo Bills Training Camp is coming back to St. John Fisher University
‘Training Camp in 2026 will mark the teams 25th visit to SJFU for camp. The new contracts means local fans can look forward to catching training camp at SJFU from 2026-2028.’
Buffalo Bills announce three-year extension to host training camp at St. John Fisher University
‘”We really enjoy the setup there. We think it’s important to our team,” Beane said of going to Fisher. “Even though it’s a dying breed of teams that like to go away, and we love our facilities here, we feel it provides such an important element of team chemistry, bonding, a real focus for everyone for how to prepare our team for a long season. They do such a great job for us. The staff is excellent there. It’s a nice change of scenery to fire you up for the season.”‘
BillsBeat - October 30, 2025
Analysis: Bills three-tight end personnel grouping has been the league's best
‘The Bills have run 29 plays out of 13 personnel, which is 6.62% of their offensive snaps. That rate ranks No. 9 in the league, so the Bills are maximizing the times they have the grouping on the field.’
Bills scouting report: Can the defense shut down Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice?
‘Rashee Rice, their No. 1 receiver, is back from a six-game suspension that stemmed from his guilty plea for causing a multivehicle crash in March 2024. With Rice on the field the past two games, Kansas City’s offense has looked like the best in the NFL.’