‘In the spring of 2025, Beane ordered his staff to find out whether Walker was worth drafting. His junior season at Kentucky was a disappointment, causing some NFL scouts to question his commitment to football. Mark Stoops, Kentucky’s head coach at the time, explained that a back injury was to blame for Walker sitting out midweek practices and failing to live up to the first-round grade that many teams, the Bills included, had given him as a sophomore. Skepticism, however, remained.’
Archives for September 27, 2026
Four keys for the Buffalo Bills to beat the Los Angeles Chargers
‘The Bills potentially could be without wide receivers DJ Moore and Keon Coleman, both of whom are questionable heading into the game. Coach Joe Brady doesn’t think that the downfield passing game changes with Moore’s absence, but Moore certainly knows how to stretch the field. If either – or both – are unable to go, the rest of the Bills wide receivers will have to step up. Brady is confident they will. “I think it speaks to the type of receivers that we have in the room, that we have a lot of smart guys that can handle a lot of different roles, and I have a couple different plans in terms of how to handle if this guy is down,” Brady said Friday.’
Bills numbers to know: 4 noteworthy stats for meeting with Chargers
‘Opponents have pressured Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert on 45.5% of his drop backs, the second highest rate in the NFL, according to Pro Football Focus. On those plays, Herbert completed 9 of 18 passes for 98 yards, one touchdown and one interception. Last season, Herbert threw 26 touchdowns and 13 interceptions.’
Bills-Chargers: Who you got? News writers make their Week 3 predictions
‘The Bills can’t, and won’t, afford a letdown. Bills, 35-24.’
NFL MVP watch: Yes, Josh Allen is the early front-runner … but it’s so, so early
‘It’s hard to put on a better show than Allen did in his regular-season debut, lighting up the Houston Texans’ strong defense with 334 passing yards and four total touchdowns (two passing, two rushing). Allen followed with that standalone TV game against the Lions, hammering the Lions with five more scores in a 41-31 score-a-thon to open the new Highmark Stadium last Thursday. Allen has been almost flawless (aside from that near-INT to Kamari Lassiter in Houston). Now he faces a Chargers pass defense that ranks 29th in the early going (262.5 yards per game).’
Bills Mailbag: What would a Super Bowl appearance mean for Josh Allen’s career résumé?
‘Right or wrong, championships factor heavily into how we rank most great athletes. A good comparison here would be Dan Marino. Does anyone consider him the greatest quarterback of all time? Probably not, even if from a traits standpoint, he should be in the discussion. I’m assuming, based on the question, that Allen keeps up a similar level of production for at least another seven years or so. If he does that, he’ll undoubtedly be a Pro Football Hall of Fame selection, but I find it hard to imagine anyone would consider him the best-ever quarterback in the NFL if his team fails to reach a single Super Bowl.’
Screenshots aren’t the same: Paper tickets a thing of the past at Highmark Stadium
‘In 2018, the Bills fully transitioned to digital and away from paper tickets – part of an industrywide change that is now standard practice but one that also quietly did away with a century-old souvenir sports fans kept for years afterward, regardless of their actual monetary value.’
Bills vs Chargers prediction, keys to pivotal Week 3 matchup
‘Sal’s prediction: Bills 30, Chargers 21.’
Josh Allen and Bills chase another big day vs Chargers: How to watch
‘The game will be available locally via the following stations: WUHF channel 31 (Rochester area), WUTV channel 29 (Buffalo area), WSYT channel 68 (Syracuse area), WFXV channel 33 (Utica area), WYDC channel 48 (Elmira area), WXXA channel 23 (Albany area), and WICZ channel 40 (Binghamton area).’
Sunday’s Los Angeles Coverage
Why Justin Herbert isn’t questioning Chargers’ leadership amid winless start (Los Angeles Times)
Chargers vs. Buffalo Bills: How to watch, start time, odds and prediction (Los Angeles Times)
Chargers feeling good about themselves despite 0-2 record (Los Angeles Daily News)
Chargers at Buffalo Bills: Who has the edge? (Los Angeles Daily News)
Nick Canepa: Trading Justin Herbert would be foolish, no matter how ugly the Chargers’ start (San Diego Union Tribune)
Justin Herbert’s brother set to make NFL debut for Chargers (The Sporting News)
3 Chargers Players to Watch Against Bills in Week 3 (Chargers.com)
Los Angeles Chargers at Buffalo Bills: Where to Watch, Listen & Live Stream (Chargers.com)
Bills debut unpopular ‘Nickel City’ uniforms defended by Josh Allen
‘The new unis are a fairly bold departure from the franchise’s traditional look and one meant to celebrate its hometown. The jersey and pants are both predominantly gray with the team’s familiar red, white and blue palette used for the numbers. However, the most striking element is the blue “Charge Helmet,” adorned simply with an oversized cutout of the team’s familiar logo − namely the horn and eye and the red stripe meant to depict a charging buffalo emanating from it − plus metallic blue flakes.’
Where to watch Bills vs. Chargers today: Channel, live stream, time, schedule for Week 3 NFL game
‘Bills vs. Chargers will air regionally on Fox, with Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady on the call. Fans can also stream the game live with DIRECTV or fubo, which offer free trials to new subscribers.’
Capaccio: Chargers at Bills: Sal’s keys, notes and stats
‘The Bills secondary has been too loose through the first two games. They’ll need to be better against the Chargers and quarterback Justin Herbert, who will look to throw the ball to wide receiver Ladd McConkey and tight end Orande Gadsden. Los Angeles may also feel they need to outscore the Bills offense so they’ll have to attack through the air. Bills defensive backs have to be sticker and make more plays on the football.’
Key matchups, players, predictions as Buffalo Bills host Los Angeles Chargers in Week 3
‘”The record, the opponent, none of that should have any bearing on our preparation,” head coach Joe Brady said. “If we’re playing a team in Week 10 that’s 10-0 and we approach that any differently than a team that’s 0-10, then shame on us. I’m not doing a good job as a coach.”‘
Bills fans bring early game day fun ahead of Chargers matchup
‘“The people like it here because we give them a lot of room,” DeMarco said. “You can save a spot for your friends. There’s not too many lots where you got to go right in line. We have plenty of real bathrooms. The bar’s open. There’s plenty of cover.”’