‘McKenzie missed Sunday’s 38-3 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers while in the protocol. He suffered the concussion in the team’s 23-20 win over the Baltimore Ravens the previous week, and was listed as questionable to play before being inactive on Sunday.’
WGR
Opinion: Bills’ explosive passing game was on full display against Pittsburgh
‘The Bills stuffed the run, holding Najee Harris to 20 yards on 11 carries. They recorded three sacks, had a takeaway, and held the Steelers to 0-for-4 in the red zone and 0-for-3 on fourth down.’
Opinion: Bills grades: Week 5 vs. Steelers
‘It’s gonna look less like grading and more of a recollection of highlights…’.
Bills win big in career day for Allen
‘Buffalo came into the game with a few lingering injuries from weeks prior, but that didn’t phase the Bills, as they turned to rookies like Khalil Shakir and James Cook to become crucial pieces in the team’s 38-3 win.’
McDermott likes Bills’ poise during injury issues
‘”Not flinching when things don’t go our way with the injuries, in this case, or anything for that matter,” said McDermott with the assembled media. “Coming out in the second half the way the guys did, not flinching in that regard either. When things are going well and we’re up like we were, to have the leadership and the wherewithal and the poise to go back out there and play one play at a time.”‘
Allen impressed with rookie performances Sunday against Steelers
‘”That’s gonna help us going forward, getting this run game involved,” Allen said of Cook. “Our backs did a great job running the ball today. Seeing James get going, get his first touchdown. Getting Khalil his first touchdown. That’s a special moment for those guys, and I’m happy we got to be a part of it.”‘
Opinion: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Steelers at Bills
‘The Bills scored only one touchdown, despite four trips into the Steelers’ red zone.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Steelers at Bills: Sal’s keys, notes, and stats
‘Steelers rookie quarterback Kenny Pickett will be making his first-career NFL start. The Bills defense needs to make it as challenging for him as it seems it should be in their stadium. Since 2017, the year Bills head coach Sean McDermott took over and Leslie Frazier became the team’s defensive coordinator, they have faced a rookie quarterback eleven times, including the regular season and playoffs. In those match-ups, the rookie signal-callers have recorded a 59.5 passer rating, throwing seven touchdowns and seventeen interceptions. A good start for the defense, whether getting to Pickett early with pressure or getting him to turn the ball over, will go a long way in continuing this success.’
Listen: McDermott: Steelers provide matchup concerns with ‘good skill players’
‘During his weekly appearance on the “Extra Point Show” on Friday, Bills head coach Sean McDermott confirmed that safety Jordan Poyer and tight end Dawson Knox were going to miss out on Buffalo’s Week 5 matchup with the Steelers. Poyer is dealing with a rib injury suffered on the last defensive play of Sunday’s game in Baltimore, while Dawson Knox is out with foot and hamstring injuries.’
Bills without several key players at Thursday’s practice
‘Linebacker Tremaine Edmunds (hamstring), safety Jordan Poyer (ribs), and tight end Dawson Knox (foot/hamstring) were all on the field watching, but not taking part during the media-open portion of practice.’
Bills start week with lengthy injury report
‘For the Bills, seven players did not practice on Wednesday with injury-related issues. This includes middle linebacker Tremaine Edmunds, who is dealing with a hamstring, as well as safety Jordan Poyer, who injured his ribs in Sunday’s 23-20 come-from-behind win over the Baltimore Ravens.’
McDermott: Tre’Davious White ‘continues to improve,’ will return ‘when he’s ready’
‘When speaking with the media on Monday after Buffalo’s 23-20 win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Bills head coach Sean McDermott did not say if they will elect to do that this week with White. He says that White “continues to improve” and “we’ll get him back out there when he’s ready.”‘
Jamison Crowder suffered broken ankle, out indefinitely
‘Crowder suffered a broken ankle during Sunday’s win over the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium, as confirmed by head coach Sean McDermott. According to NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport, Crowder is expected to undergo additional tests, but the timetable for his absence is indefinite.’
Bills score 20 unanswered, come back to beat Ravens
‘The first half woes continued for Buffalo, as the team suffered another three-and-out, thanks to a pair of drops on Allen passes. However, the Bills defense was up to the task, and got the ball back for a two-minute drill.’
Opinion: Difference a week can make
‘The Bills took several body blows that may have put a lesser champion on the canvas early in Sunday’s football game against the Baltimore Ravens. They looked flat, they looked ill-prepared, and worse off, they looked out of their league through 30 minutes of football.’