‘At 6-foot-6 and 266 pounds, the sixth-year veteran has had the physical tools to be a consistent difference-maker up front. Whether it was injury or inconsistency, though, Rousseau at times earlier in his career had failed to always live up to the lofty expectations that come with being a first-round pick.’
Archives for September 25, 2026
DeWayne Carter’s full-circle moment was clutch for Bills’ defensive line
‘”Six hundred and 16 days,” Carter said following the Bills’ practice Wednesday. “Before Houston, it had been 616 days. On top of that, you add the Achilles injury and gaining 25 pounds of muscle – well, there’s probably some fat in there. It’s full circle, and I’m healthy. It’s a blessing.”‘
Joe Brady says he’s Josh Allen’s ‘biggest hater.’ Here’s why that’s good for the Buffalo Bills
‘“I love him to death, but I also want him to get everything that he deserves. He’s playing at such a high level. Don’t get me wrong. Like I’m nitpicking,” Brady said.’
Panel overseeing Buffalo Bills community benefits fund plans to hit the road
‘The approval allows the panel to hold a meeting periodically in another county, like Niagara County. The bylaws of the original agreement called for all meetings to be in Erie County.’
Bills may have uncovered a monster in the middle
‘Here’s the thing: If he keeps playing the way he has in the first two weeks of the season, it’s going to be hard for Walker to avoid the limelight.’
Bills towering offensive lineman admits Chargers linebacker once ‘terrified’ him
‘”The first time I saw Khalil Mack was preseason my rookie year, and I was terrified then,” Brown said. “Then I played him again in L.A., still a little bit scared. So hopefully this time around I’m not timid.”‘
Bills have longest injury report of season, but Chargers’ is even longer
‘Buffalo listed 10 players on its first injury report of Week 3, while Los Angeles had 14, which is more than a quarter of its 53-man roster, ahead of Sunday’s game at Highmark Stadium.’
A healthy Dalton Kincaid is having a blast being used as a premier weapon by the Bills
‘Dalton Kincaid found himself alone in the Detroit Lions secondary as raced toward Highmark Stadium’s midfield logo. The ball was in his hands when his feet touched the red, white and blue paint. As he crossed the Detroit 45-yard line, six Lions converged and there was no escaping. Kincaid had two choices: hit the turf and avoid contact or lower his shoulder and deliver some punishment for a couple extra yards.’
Alfred State students join Buffalo Bills game staff
‘The opportunity is in its fifth year at Alfred State, according to a community announcement. Students selected for the program represent a variety of academic disciplines, including sport management majors as well as students from the college’s Applied Technology campus in Wellsville and the Northland campus in Buffalo.’
Friday’s Los Angeles Coverage
Chargers OC Mike McDaniel: ‘There’s no magic formula’ for fixing offense (Los Angeles Daily News)
What the Chargers Defense is Preparing For Against Josh Allen & Bills Offense (Chargers.com)
How Mike McDaniel is Working With Justin Herbert to Jumpstart Chargers Offense (Chargers.com)
Chargers vs. Bills Injury Report: Tuipulotu Limited, Slater Practices in Full on Thursday (Chargers.com)
From tug-of-war to football field, Bills TE Kincaid is once again pulling his weight in production
‘“Whether it’s tug-of-war, golf, ping pong, Catan (board game), he’s the ultimate competitor,” tight end Dawson Knox said. “Him being willing to go be the anchor, it’s a great little peek into his competitive spirit. And that fuels who he is as a football player.”’
Bills coach Brady unsatisfied with 2-0 start as Buffalo prepares to host winless Chargers
‘Matchup to watch: Bills pass rush vs. Chargers O-line. The Bills don’t blitz much, but have combined for seven sacks in two games, led by Greg Rousseau’s NFL-leading four. They face a Chargers patchwork offensive front that’s minus starting center Tyler Biadasz, starting guard Branson Taylor and now his backup Kayode Awosika, and left tackle Rashawn Slater nursing a groin injury this week.’
D.J. Moore absent from Thursday’s practice
‘First, the good news: Defensive tackle Ed Oliver, who injured his hip prior to last Thursday night’s win over the Detroit Lions and hadn’t practiced since, returned to action for the Bills.’
Josh Allen poster completed in Downtown Buffalo
‘The massive Josh Allen Gatorade poster planned for the side of the Statler Hotel in Downtown Buffalo was completed on Thursday.’
Hoecht’s first sack of the season puts exclamation point on journey back from Achilles tear
‘“I’m an optimist to my core,” Hoecht said. “I think there’s very little that can get me down. … I knew what my target timeline was. I knew it was going to take a lot of work to get there, and I just kind of took it consistently, day by day. Hate to say, but I kind of had a lot of fun doing it.”’