‘“I’ve never seen Josh throw a football. I know how far I can throw it and I can put it out there,” Mahomes said. “If he can beat how far I can throw it, he got me, but I know it’s pretty far.”’
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Titans shut down facility after another positive COVID-19 test
‘The Titans have now had 24 positive tests amongst staff and players in the past two weeks.’
Bills-Chiefs game set for Monday, Oct. 19 in Orchard Park
‘However, because of several NFL schedule changes due to positive COVID-19 tests around the league, that game will now be played the following Monday at 5 p.m. ET, the league has announced.’
Titans have no new positive COVID-19 cases again
‘This also means the that the Bills’ game against the Kansas City Chiefs, originally scheduled for Thursday night, is still scheduled to be played later this weekend. No day or time for the game has been announced by the league yet.’
Titans come back negative on Thursday’s round of COVID-19 testing
‘The Tennessee Titans finally got some promising news on Friday as Thursday’s round of COVID-19 testing all came back negative, according to NFL Network reporter Tom Pelissero.’
Report: Bills-Titans game moved to Tuesday
‘As long as there are no more new positive COVID-19 cases in Tennessee over the next few days, the game will go on as scheduled on Tuesday. It would be the first NFL game played on a Tuesday since 2010 when the Philadelphia Eagles hosted the Minnesota Vikings in a game that was delayed due to a blizzard.’
Report: Titans have more positive COVID-19 test results
‘The Titans cannot reopen their facility until after they have two days of no positive results.’
White, Roberts miss second straight day of practice
‘Wide receiver John Brown returned to the field after missing Wednesday with a calf injury, but appeared to possibly re-aggravate it during a rep. Brown was listed as limited on Thursday.’
Reports: Two more Titans test positive for COVID-19; Sunday’s matchup with Bills in jeopardy
‘Starting in Tennessee, the Titans have had two more players test positive for COVID-19 after two consecutive days of negative tests throughout the organization. ESPN NFL reporter Dianna Russini at first reported that it was one Titans player to test positive, but senior NFL reporter Albert Breer later added that an additional player also tested positive for the coronavirus.’
Report: Titans broke COVID-19 protocols by gathering for workout
‘At the time of the alleged workout, the Titans’ facility was closed due to their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers being postponed after the initial outbreak. According to Kuharsky, a group of players worked out at a local private school after being told not to.’
Bills place CB Levi Wallace on IR, re-sign Cam Lewis
‘Cornerback Josh Norman made his Bills’ debut Sunday after Wallace went down and is now expected to start opposite Tre’Davious White. However, White was one of nine players who did not fully participate in practice on Wednesday. He was listed on the team’s official injury report as having a back injury.’
Favre: ‘Josh Allen will be the new Tom Brady’ in the AFC East
‘”Talking about Josh Allen, man he looks awesome,” Favre said. “That kid is a tremendous talent, he can sling it, he can move. For a big guy, he can really move. But more than anything… what we’re seeing now is he’s taking it to the next level. He’s winning games.”‘
Matt Milano, Levi Wallace out week-to-week
‘Wallace injured his ankle on the Raiders’ first offensive series and was replaced by Josh Norman, who made his Bills’ debut after being on injured reserve for the first three weeks of the season with an injured hamstring.’
Rapoport: Bills are ‘absolutely’ a top-five team in the NFL
‘“Absolutely,” NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport said Monday on The DA Show. “Absolutely I [think they are]. Yesterday was good. I thought that was a nice, tough win yesterday. I don’t quite know what the Raiders are yet. They feel kind of like a 7-9, maybe 8-8 team. We’ll see, but that’s kind of what they feel like. So it was a totally fine, good win.”’
Opinion: One giant leap for Josh Allen
‘Thanks, in large part, to the guy pulling the trigger, the Bills now have an offense that will give opposing defensive coordinators nightmares. The Bills are now the team where the opponent talks about needing to shorten the game against them, keep their offense off the field, and how field goals won’t be enough to beat them. Basically all the things we would say about other explosive offenses over the years.’