‘And yeah, there are 11 games left to play. The Bills are 4-2. The sky isn’t falling. But something feels just a bit wrong at the moment.’
Archives for October 14, 2025
Why Bills coach Sean McDermott is wearing glasses
‘Maybe McDermott’s contact lenses were just acting up on Monday.’
3 reasons for Buffalo Bills fans to not panic after 2 disappointing losses in a row
‘Hey, Bills Mafia: Take a deep breath. Now take another one. And another. Does that feel a little better?’
Why Josh Allen can’t save the Buffalo Bills from its most alarming weakness
‘There’s no doubt Allen was a little off in the 23-20 setback in Week 5. But then facing a revved up Falcons pass rush, he was downright erratic and inefficient. But even if he had put on his Superman cape again as a passer and runner, he still can’t help the Bills stop the run.’
Joshua Palmer injury updates: Latest news on Bills WR’s status in Week 6 game
‘Palmer was injured on the Bills’ third offensive series of the game in the second quarter after reeling in his second catch of the game.’
Christian Benford injury update: Latest news on Bills CB’s status in Week 6 game
‘Benford suffered the injury in the second quarter of the contest during the Falcons’ two-minute drill near the end of the first half.’
Bills fall to Falcons 24-14, drop two games in a row
‘As the Falcons’ offense were firing on all cylinders the first half, the Bills offense were unable to put up points of their own in the second quarter as the teams headed to the locker room at half as the Falcons held their 21-7 lead.’
McDermott: ‘No such thing as moral victories’
‘”I did think that they battled down to the end right there, which I appreciate,” McDermott said.’
Allen: ‘Every little detail matters’
‘”I got to be better at seeing the things that they’re trying to do to us,” said Allen. “I need to make adjustments accordingly”.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Bills at Falcons
‘Needing a touchdown to tie the game and facing a 3rd down and 1 at their own 48 yard line, offensive coordinator Joe Brady called a jet sweep to Elijah Moore, eerily similar to the one he called last week to Dawson Knox. And just like last week, the Bills fumbled the exchange. This time, Moore picked it up, but lost four yards. The Bills punted.’
Opinion: What a stinker
‘The offense had its worst game of the season. The defense had a historically bad first half. It all added up to a second-consecutive loss, which knocked the Bills out of first place in the AFC East and sent them into the bye week wondering what in the world is going on.’
5 takeaways from Buffalo Bills 24-14 loss to Atlanta Falcons on Monday Night Football
‘Then there was the ground attack from Bijan Robinson. The Bills lost defensive tackle DaQuan Jones during pregame warmups with a calf injury, so they went into tonight with only Ed Oliver, Deone Walker, and Jordan Phillips as the listed defensive tackles. Robinson’s final stat line included one 81-yard touchdown run on the way to 170 total yards rushing on 19 carries. That 81-yard touchdown run doubled as the longest run by any player this year in the NFL.’
Firebaugh High School dedicates football field to Josh Allen
‘On Friday night, the school dedicated the field to him in a special ceremony during halftime of the varsity football game. Allen’s family and friends were all there for the recognition.’
John Murphy: Bills have a lot to figure out during bye week
‘The problem is not pass protection, but even with time to pass, Josh doesn’t have any open receivers.’
This date in Bills stadium history: Oct. 14
‘1973 — Bills 31, Colts 13 — O.J. Simpson rushed for 166 yards and two touchdowns, his fifth consecutive game going over 100 yards, and the Bills improved to 4-1 with their third home win in a row. Buffalo’s defense allowed only 203 yards with four takeaways, including interceptions by Dwigh Harrison and Ernie Kellermann. Joe Ferguson threw for only 57 yards with a touchdown pass to Larry Watkins, and the Bills rookie quarterback also rushed for 37 yards and a score. The Bills would lose four of the next five games to spoil their promising start.’