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Archives for September 12, 2025

Listen: NFL MVP Josh Allen talks comeback, leadership and marriage

‘Yeah, it’s trusting, trusting our process. Trusting our other 10 guys on the football field, trusting what Joe’s calling and really sticking to our fundamentals and how we worked during training camp and really just trying to pick up where we left off from last year.’

Bills Week 1 defensive hero could miss Week 2 with injury

‘Defensive tackle Ed Oliver, registering six tackles, three tackles for loss, and the crucial forced fumble on Derrick Henry that led to a Bills touchdown late in the game. Unfortunately for the Bills, they could be without Oliver in Week 2 against the New York Jets, as he was on the injury report with an ankle injury.’

Bills’ Keon Coleman Scouts Week 1 performance with 2 surprising words

‘“It’s just one game, but it is a great start, that’s expected,” Coleman said. “It’s expected for me to go out there and make the plays that I make. Wins [are] expected, too. I guess it’s pretty validating in a sense. But when you put in the work, you have a different expectation for yourself, and when the guys around you see the work you put in and they know what you’re capable of, their expectations change.’

The two forgotten throws by Josh Allen that led the Bills to victory over Ravens

‘Josh Allen put together one of the best fourth-quarter performances in recent NFL history in Week 1 against the Baltimore Ravens, throwing for 251 fourth-quarter yards and totaling three touchdowns in the game’s final 15 minutes. It was two throws at the end of the first half, though, that Allen made to allow the Bills to win the game on a field goal.’

This date in Bills stadium history: Sept. 12

‘1982 — Bills 14, Chiefs 9 — Buffalo beat a Kansas City team coached by Marv Levy in the opening game of the strike-shortened season. Joe Ferguson threw early touchdowns to Frank Lewis and Jerry Butler, and defensive back Bill Simpson contributed an interception and a sack to a vintage Bermuda Triangle shutdown that kept the Chiefs out of the zone. Bills first-round pick Perry Tuttle made the biggest offensive play on a 26-yard reception, and Chiefs linebacker Gary Spani had the longest run of the day on a 61-yard interception return. The Chiefs got a sack from Art Still, a member of Buffalo’s division champion defenses later in the decade, and their starting right guard was Tom Condon, who eventually became one of the most successful player agents in history.’

Bills fans can finally snag new Nike Rivalries jerseys

‘The Bills announced Wednesday that the “cold front” jerseys are now for sale at the Bills store, both in store and online. These blue, white and silver tops will be worn Oct. 5 when they take on the New England Patriots at Highmark Stadium in Week 5.’