‘”Obviously, having Lee Smith has been invaluable,” second-year tight end Dawson Knox told reporters on a video call earlier this month. “He’s been incredible. He’s probably one of the best blocking tight ends ever. Having him has been incredible for that aspect of the game.”‘
Archives for September 2020
Bills announce no fans at home games for foreseeable future
‘Poloncarz said the Bills were prepared to take extra precautions to ensure against large crowds entering or exiting the stadium. One step, he said, was timed entry tickets and timed exit tickets. When the game ends, fans would be dismissed by section.’
The Editorial Board: The wait continues for Bills to allow limited seating at home games
‘However, there are any number of reasons for the Bills to hold off on admitting spectators. For one, any gathering of a crowd carries some level of risk. The Tennessee Titans this week reported the NFL’s first significant outbreak of Covid-19. Three Titans players and five team personnel members tested positive for Covid-19 and the team closed its practice facility this week. The Titans host the Bills on Oct. 11. The Titans’ surge of virus cases is yet another reminder that the pandemic is not behind us.’
Bills: No fans for ‘foreseeable future’
‘In a letter to season ticket holders, the Bills said that no fans would attend games at Bills Stadium for the foreseeable future.’
Football: Excitement mixes with empty sense
‘We don’t know if there will still be no fans in the stands for that contest on Thursday evening, Oct. 15, though it will be nationally televised. That option is still, especially this year, better than no football.’
Bills announce no fans at home games for the forseeable future
‘Whether this means with certainty that there will not be fans at the Bills next home game on Oct. 15 against the Kansas City Chiefs remains to be seen.’
Josh Allen apology form starts making rounds on social media
‘Thanks to social media, those who went down the wrong path when it comes to Allen now have their chance to admit their mistake.’
Bills: No change in NYSDOH protocols, no fans at home games for ‘foreseeable future’
‘Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz said Monday he had a call with key stakeholders Tuesday to discuss allowing fans in the stands for the next Bills home game.’
Buffalo Bills: Fans not able to attend home games for the foreseeable future
‘Former News 4 Sports reporter, Tom Martin now works with, Let It Fly Media, a video content agency in Kansas City, where 16,000 Chiefs fans were in Arrowhead Stadium on Week One. “Taking my own views and talking with people who were there, I think the Chiefs did a great job spreading people out. They had these pods that people in their group would sit in and they were distanced from each other.”’
Wyoming has second greatest Bills following, based on Twitter data
‘It’s not shocking that New York showed the greatest amount of support for the Orchard Park-based team. But Wyoming at number two?’
Bills offense leads the AFC in points, yards per game
‘The Buffalo Bills rank first in the AFC in points per game, yards per game and yards per play.’
Josh Allen up for NFL Air Player of the Week for second straight week
‘Allen went 24 for 33, threw for 311 yards and scored 4 touchdowns to rally the Bills in a 35-32 win on Sunday.’
Undefeated Bills crack top 5 in NFL Power Rankings from multiple outlets
‘ESPN: #5. “Through three weeks, the Bills sport the fourth-best offense in the NFL and the second-best passing attack. Josh Allen has looked like an MVP candidate in his first three games, willing the Bills to victory with fourth-quarter comebacks in each of his past two.”‘
Buffalo Bills: No fans in the stadium for the foreseeable future
‘Initially, the Bills announced in August that there would be no fans in the stands for the first two home games in September and that they would reconsider fans after those two games.’
No fans at Bills games for ‘foreseeable future’
‘Excitement for the return of fans was heightened by the next game on the Bills home schedule: October 15th against the defending champion Chiefs. It’s a nationally televised Thursday night game that could match undefeated teams. It’s clear now that gigantic matchup will be played in front of 70,000 empty seats.’