‘While the Bills managed a superb win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1, the Jets fell to Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers and gave up 34 points in the process.’
BillsBeat - September 11, 2025
Bills sign former second-round pick defensive tackle after embarrassing defensive performance
‘Per Alaina Getzenberg of ESPN, the Bills are signing former Washington Commanders second-round pick Phidarian Mathis.’
Bills get double dose of bad injury news ahead of Week 2 vs. Jets
‘According to head coach Sean McDermott, cornerback Taron Johnson and linebacker Shaq Thompson won’t be practicing on Wednesday.’
Why Bills let Von Miller leave for the Commanders
‘By letting Miller go this offseason, the Bills cleared $8.4 million off their books for the 2025 season.’
Bills get concerning injury updates for James Cook, Dawson Knox, Taron Johnson and Gregory Rousseau
‘The biggest name was running back James Cook. He was limited in practice with a hamstring injury. That comes after Cook played 48 snaps against the Ravens, running 13 times for 44 yards and a TD while grabbing five passes for 58 yards.’
Is Bills' Josh Allen the best quarterback in football?
‘After a superb come-from-behind win over Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens, which saw Allen throw for over 250 yards in the fourth quarter alone, No. 17 put on the Superman cape and produced what many thought was impossible.’
Tre'Davious White returns to practice on Wednesday
‘White, who injured his groin before the final game of the preseason, was officially listed as a limited participant in the session, along with several other notable players.’
Josh Allen named AFC Offensive Player of the Week
‘This marks the 16th time that Allen has received the honor over his career, extending an already franchise record.’
'For some reason, he's underestimated:' Ed Oliver makes huge statement in Buffalo Bills season opener
‘“It’s incredible,” fellow defensive lineman A.J. Epenesa said about Oliver’s performance. “He’s so explosive, so strong, and for some reason, he’s underestimated all the time. But he’s a dominant force, and he can just, he can really take over a game.”’
Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen named AFC Offensive Player of the Week for performance in comeback win
‘The reigning NFL MVP had 424 total yards of offense and four total touchdowns. Allen’s performance was highlighted by a monster fourth quarter in which he helped erase a 40-25 deficit on the way to a 41-40 win. He became the first player in NFL history to have 250+ passing yards & 2+ rushing TDs in any single quarter of any single game.’
Another Josh Allen masterpiece earns player of week award
‘A four-time player of the week in his MVP season, Allen kicked off 2025 by completing 72% of his passes for 394 yards with two touchdowns, while scrambling for another 30 yards and two rushing touchdowns that moved him past Thurman Thomas for Buffalo’s all-time record of 67 and counting. Allen’s third career game with more than 350 yards passing, two passing touchdowns and two rushing touchdowns are an NFL record.’
This date in Bills stadium history: Sept. 11
‘An expected shootout between Jim Kelly and Dan Marino never materialized in the Bills second win at Rich Stadium to start the season. The Dolphins had a slight edge in yardage (334 to 319) but Scott Norwood made all three of his field goal attempts, and Miami’s Faud Reveiz missed a 50-yarder in the fourth quarter. Thurman Thomas had 134 yards from scrimmage in his second NFL game, and Andre Reed had 122 yards receiving. Cornelius Bennett and Art Still forced fumbles for a Bills defense that had now allowed only 16 points in two games while Bruce Smith served a suspension.’
Did you leave Sunday night's game early? You now have the chance to apologize to Josh Allen
’19 Ideas, a Buffalo-based marketing agency, has released a project called MafiaStories.com, where fans can share their stories of Sunday night’s game.’
Bills QB Josh Allen named AFC Offensive Player of the Week
‘Allen’s stats from that night include 394 passing yards and 30 rushing yards, four touchdowns and completed 33-of-46 passes.’
Bills shift focus after comeback win over Ravens
‘“It looks like having truthful conversations and making sure we all know where we can improve, not beating around the bush in those conversations,” McDermott said. “Because if you don’t know what you have to improve on, how are you going to go out and improve it?”’