‘Games on FOX can be streamed through FOXSports.com or the Fox Sports app, and the game should be accessible via fuboTV and YouTube TV. NFL+ is also an option, although that platform only allows mobile and tablet viewing. Out-of-market viewers can catch the game with NFL Sunday Ticket.’
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Maxwell Hairston returns from injury, joins Bills active roster
‘Hairston was placed on injured reserve before the season began following a knee injury he suffered early in training camp. He returned to practice on this week for the first time after the team opened up his 21-day practice window.’
Carucci Take 2: Bills’ bye reset must result in desperately needed win
‘They used the time for reflection and soul-searching. They did the football work on the field and in meeting rooms, but they also talked plenty about doing some work on themselves.’
Hallmark releases new photos of Bills-themed Christmas movie
‘A Buffalo Bills-themed Christmas movie is coming out in less than a month, and Hallmark is sharing some new still images from the film. You can see lots of Bills clothing, decor, and other nods to Western New York, such as a box of Paula’s Donuts.’
Bills vs Panthers: Where and when to watch
‘Gametime is 1 p.m. and you can watch it on FOX. Adam Amin has play-by-play duties with analysis by Greg Olsen. Pam Oliver is the sideline reporter.’
Bills activate Hairston from Injured Reserve
‘Hairston, a first-round draft pick, expressed confidence in his readiness. “Now that I’m back out practicing, just treating practice like a game for real. So when I do get to the game that it just feels like a practice with the crowd and, just staying positive, but really just having a mindset of don’t let the guy to the left of me, the guy to the right of me down” Hairston said.’
Game Preview: Buffalo Bills travel to face Carolina Panthers in week 8 matchup
‘The jury is nearly out on Keon Coleman being a bust, but there is still some time for him to show he wasn’t a complete waste of a draft pick.’
Bills activate CB Maxwell Hairston from Injured Reserve, elevate S Jordan Poyer and DT Jordan Phillips for Week 8
‘The Bills have also elevated safety Jordan Poyer and defensive tackle Jordan Phillips from the practice squad for Week 8. Poyer has played in one game this season, while Phillips has appeared in two.’
Buffalo Bills at Carolina Panthers Game Predictions | Week 8
‘The Bills are coming off the bye, which was needed after losing two straight. The Panthers have won two straight behind their physical run offense and a physical defense. The Bills have had run-defense problems, but I think they are better here at stopping it. Josh Allen gets back on track. Bills take it.’
Top 5 storylines to follow for Bills vs. Panthers | Week 8
‘In the Sean McDermott era, the Bills have a perfect streak going after bye weeks. Buffalo is 8-0 following a week off since 2017.’
Buffalo Bills at Carolina Panthers | Where to watch, stream and listen | Week 8
‘TV: FOX at 1:00 p.m.’
Eight weeks into season, Bills’ offensive line continues to evolve
‘“We’re still on the same beat that we were on last year, and last year we were a great off ensive line,” Dawkins said. “And this year, we’re still pushing to be the best offensive line and still early in the season. So, we have a lot of mistakes to go through, and we have a lot of positives to go through, but we’re all together.”’
Bills notes: Tyrell Shavers could have more opportunities with Joshua Palmer out
‘Shavers was a long shot to make the Bills’ 53-man roster when training camp began in late July. But on this crisp Sunday night on Oct. 5, he was chosen to represent the Bills because he was their special teams player of the week for his performance against the New Orleans Saints.’
Highmark Stadium ranked second-most haunted stadium in the NFL
‘Actually, it was a rating system. Pickwise factored in distance to the nearest cemetery, a “ghost story” score, the age of the stadium, years without a Super Bowl appearance, and the number of haunted locations per 1,000 square miles in a team’s home state.’
Bills’ 31st-ranked run defense to face NFL’s most efficient ground game
‘The Panthers rotate Rico Dowdle and Chuba Hubbard in their backfield and they have combined for 799 yards during Carolina’s surprising 4-3 start. With that production, the Panthers rank third in the NFL at 140.1 rushing yards per game, but more important, they rank No. 1 in the NFL in terms of rushing success rate at 49%.’