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‘A day after he got the chance to look at the tape, Sean McDermott gives his thoughts on the Bills Week One loss to the Steelers.’

‘Hear what Bills Offensive Coordinator Brian Daboll has to say about what went wrong for the Bills and how the team plans to learn from their mistakes.’

‘Things went from bad to worse in the fourth quarter when the Bills failed to convert on 4th-and-1 and the Steelers marched down the field and took a 13-10 on a Dionte Johnson touchdown catch.’

‘We know so much about Buffalo, but what about their opponent in Pittsburgh?’

‘Diggs says he’s thankful for the opportunity and as a veteran wants to bring his expertise to his teammates.’

‘The lawsuit alleges the plaintiff was selling flowers at the now-defunct Otter Lodge in Brighton during a night when several members of the Bills visited the location as part of an event hosted by the team and/or the NFL. The plaintiff alleges Bennett approached her and made sexual comments, which she says she rebuffed.’

‘The Bills roster is set (for now) at 53 players and on Wednesday we got to hear from Brandon Beane about the decisions that went into Buffalo’s rosters cuts.’

‘The expectation is for the state and county to cover about 50% of the new stadium costs, with the amount for taxpayers still up in the air.’

‘Johnson was the Bills 7th round pick back in 2019 and turned himself into a special teams star in Buffalo, but there was too much talent ahead of him on the depth chart at defensive line.’

‘”When I saw it happened it was like bing bing bing,’ laughed Emmanuel Sanders. “I was wondering when it was going to be my turn. Next thing I know it’s my turn.”‘

‘”When it comes to the talent on the roster it’s become more difficult because Brandon [Beane] has done such a great job. So you never like to see good players leave but we’re going to be in that situation in some of the positions.”‘

‘Josh Allen started in his only live reps of the Summer against Green Bay and we’d say it went well.’

‘Off the field, McDermott navigated a Thursday morning news conference dominated by Covid vaccine related questions. The day began with Isiah McKenzie and Cole Beasley both revealing on social media that they had been fined by the NFL for not following Covid protocols of players’s that are not fully vaccinated. McKenzie later said he was vaccinated, but it’s possible he was not at full vaccination status and still had to follow the mask wearing rules.’

‘The legendary pass rusher was working with rookies Greg Rousseau and Boogie Basham. Rousseau, the Bills first-round pick this year, wasn’t even a year old when Smith was terrorizing quarterbacks in Buffalo.’

‘Beasley and Davis both passed their COVID tests Tuesday morning, but, per NFL protocols, unvaccinated players who are deemed to be in close contact with someone who is positive must isolate for five days.’