Johnson finished 23-of-30 passing for 238 yards and a 27-yard third-quarter touchdown to Eric Moulds. More important, he directed an offense that controlled the ball for 35 minutes and 34 second without turning the ball over and converted six third-down opportunities in 14 tries.
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Bills hoping to build on positive performance
‘"A young team has to learn how to win," linebacker Keith Newman said. "The last few weeks have been frustrating, but I think getting this win lets us know that we’re not a bad football team. But this is just a small step. We can’t be satisfied. We still have a lot of work to do."’
Company connections
‘BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York was named the official healthcare company of the Buffalo Bills.’
Redemption for Johnson
‘Johnson’s numbers were solid enough, completing 23 of 30 attempts for 238 yards and one touchdown. But most impressive was the game-winning drive.’
Bills’ Henry investigated for sex offense
‘People 21 years of age or older who have sexual relations with someone 17 years or younger can be charged with statutory rape regardless of consent.’
Bills take big step with win
‘It was just one win and nobody was warning the rest of the AFC East to take cover.’
Winning at San Diego would be lift for Johnson
‘No one should expect Johnson and the rest of the young Bills to run off a long winning streak at this stage of the team’s development, but they’re capable of beating San Diego with a top effort.’
Bills gut out first win in 13-10 victory over Jaguars
While Thursday night’s game didn’t have much flash and dash for the Bills, it was a hard fought win filled with efficient play for the offense, and much improved play for the defense that led to the 13-10 win. It did come down to a rather important special teams play for the Bills to win the game.
Bills buoyed by first victory
‘Although it wasn’t altogether pretty, Buffalo found a way to capitalize and not squander its opportunities.’
Police investigate Bills rookie running back Henry
‘Henry’s agent, Timothy McGee, said his client has fully cooperated with police. "It’s an investigation and we know the facts," McGee said. "Quite honestly, it’s the magnitude of his status that’s causing the commotion. We feel comfortable that nothing will come out of it. There’s nothing wrong with being investigated. Unfortunately, it was made public."’