‘“He’s constantly by my side when we’re watching tape on the practice field, asking questions, running routes when I need them, running them full speed,” Allen said. “He practices extremely hard, so he’s found himself in some big-time opportunities, and he’s converted because of how hard he’s worked.”’
Archives for September 26, 2026
The lighter side of The News: Scaled model of Bills’ new stadium finds new home
‘The scale model of the stadium was fabricated in Las Vegas by Modelworks AJT. It took about six weeks to design and about three months to construct, before it was driven across the country to the experience center at the Walker Center. It mimicked the renderings and sight plans for the stadium – inside and outside – and is accurate to scale.’
Bills sign veteran receiver to 53-man roster, place defensive back on IR
‘Dortch had been elevated from the practice squad for each of Buffalo’s first two games and has served as the team’s primary return specialist.’
Bills have 2 receivers questionable vs Chargers, but key players are returning
‘Defensive tackle Ed Oliver was a full participant after missing last week’s game with a hip injury, while running back Ty Johnson is “good to go” to make his season debut, coach Joe Brady said.’
Buffalo Bills sign Greg Dortch to the 53-man roster after defensive back lands on IR
‘Dortch joined Buffalo’s practice squad after he was released by the Detroit Lions at the end of August. Dortch was elevated from the practice squad in Buffalo’s first two games to handle kick and punt returns. The expectation was that the veteran receiver would eventually get signed to the main roster when the opportunity presented itself. Unfortunately, that opportunity came at the hands of defensive back Jordan Hancock.’
Bills rookie Skyler Bell could finally get his shot vs. Chargers with D.J. Moore, Keon Coleman questionable
‘“Skyler just follows D.J. on everything he does, and I think he’s learning how to be a pro’s pro with that,” Brady said last week. “He’s handling it the right way. I don’t want him to be happy with (not playing), but his time is going to come.”’
Anthony Barr has hilarious response as Buffalo Bills fans relive Josh Allen’s famous hurdle
‘“Yeah, he jumped over me, okay. He hurdled me like I was a child,” Barr said on his “Bent Outta Shape” podcast with former teammate Eric Kendricks. “He flew through the air, Jordan-esque, right, boom. And I didn’t even go low, which is the crazy part. I was going for a form tackle, and I just tackled air, whiffed, fell straight on my face… I will say, I’m happy that it was Josh Allen that did it. If it was Joe Shmoe, I couldn’t live with that. But, okay, it was a future NFL MVP. Hey, if that’s going to be played forever, whatever, I can live with that.”’
Bills host desperate Chargers as they look for 3-0 start
‘The biggest question marks for Buffalo are at wide receiver, where DJ Moore and Keon Coleman both carry questionable designations into the weekend. Moore suffered an AC shoulder sprain in the first half of the win against the Lions and did not return. He practiced in a limited fashion Wednesday, missed Thursday’s session, and returned limited Friday. Moore was wearing a red non-contact jersey throughout the week. Coleman is dealing with an ankle injury that kept him out of practice Wednesday and Thursday. He returned in a limited capacity on Friday. Bills head coach Joe Brady called both players game-time decisions in his Friday post-practice press conference.’
Rare combination of size and agility made Bills defensive tackle Deone Walker an emerging force
‘He’s already a towering 6-foot-7 and 350 pounds. When he stretches his 34 ¼-inch arms to the side, he covers over 7 feet without moving. When he raises them straight in the air, he can nearly grab the rim without leaving his feet. When he does, his vertical jump is 25 inches.’
Bills’ Keon Coleman, D.J. Moore and Oliver are questionable for tilt with banged-up Chargers
‘Brady ruled out defensive back Jordan Hancock (hamstring) and defensive tackle T.J. Sanders (appendectomy) for the Buffalo Bills’ game against the Los Angeles Chargers Sunday. But wide receivers D.J. Moore (shoulder) and Keon Coleman (ankle) and defensive tackle Ed Oliver (hip) are questionable.’
Saturday’s Los Angeles Coverage
Chargers’ Oronde Gadsden to play enhanced role because of injuries (Los Angeles Daily News)
‘Growing pains’: What’s going on with the Chargers’ offense? (ESPN)
Chargers’ offense has been abysmal through two weeks. Here’s what’s fixable and what’s frankly not (CBS Sports)
Five Stats Behind the Chargers’ Shocking Offensive Woes to Start 2026 (SI)
Chargers’ bleak 7.2% playoff odds have already made 2026 season a ‘disaster’ (The Sporting News)
5 Final Thoughts Ahead of Chargers-Bills in Week 3 (Chargers.com)
Chargers vs. Bills Injury Report: Thompson Out, Shelley & Lance Questionable for Week 3 (Chargers.com)
Bills mark Keon Coleman, DJ Moore, Ed Oliver as questionable
‘Coleman, who returned to practice Friday, initially sustained an ankle injury in Week 2 against the Detroit Lions, briefly leaving the field before halftime but finishing the game. Both of Coleman’s ankles were taped on the practice field Friday, but he didn’t sport any further braces.’
Bills get shaky ‘game-time’ injury updates on DJ Moore, Keon Coleman for Week 3
‘This injury update on Coleman and Moore is a significant one, as both Bills wide receivers are questionable for Week 3 against the Chargers. But it’s much more than simply being questionable. They’re both game-time decisions, which is one step between being questionable and doubtful. The shoulder injury for Moore could keep him out a week, and the same goes for Coleman’s ankle injury.’
Bills sign Greg Dortch from practice squad; place Jordan Hancock on IR
‘After joining the Bills’ practice squad shortly after being cut by Detroit this training camp, Dortch has already been elevated for both of Buffalo’s opening games against the Houston Texans and Lions, serving as the main punt returner. In his two games, Dortch has averaged 9.2 yards per-punt return and 26.6 yards per-kick return.’
Moore, Coleman both questionable for Bills against Chargers
‘D.J. Moore and Keon Coleman – both injured in last Thursday night’s win over the Detroit Lions and missed, at least, one practice this week – were both limited participants in Friday’s practice, but officially deemed questionable to be on the field this week.’