‘He’ll corral another one in November as the University of Wyoming is set to retire Allen’s No. 17. The Buffalo Bills quarterback will be the first Cowboy to have their jersey retired.’
BillsBeat - September 5, 2025
Josh Allen to Receive Unprecedented Honor From His Alma Mater During CFB Season
‘Allen will be the first Cowboy in school history to have his jersey, No. 17, retired. The ceremony will take place at halftime during Wyoming’s final home game of the season against Nevada at War Memorial Stadium on Nov. 22.’
Buffalo Bills get great Super Bowl omen
‘Prior to last season, Peter Schrager of ESPN has correctly predicted the Super Bowl winner in five consecutive seasons. This year, he has the Buffalo Bills finally getting over the hump.’
Keon Coleman injury update: Latest news on Bills wide receiver's status for Week 1
‘Coleman is entering his second season in the NFL after an up-and-down rookie year. The Florida State product tallied 29 receptions for 556 yards and four touchdowns over 13 games last season.’
Bills kicker Tyler Bass gets bad news on roster spot, potential injury for Week 1
‘Prater, 41, has kicked 18 seasons in the NFL. He once had one of the biggest legs in the league. He has made 407 career field goals at an 83.6% clip, including 81 makes from 50 yards or beyond.’
Josh Allen to make Wyoming football history as first number retired
‘The path to this recognition has been anything but conventional for Allen. He entered the college ranks as a no-star recruit, beginning at Reedley College in California before transferring to Wyoming in 2015. The Pokes happened to be his only offer from the JUCO level.’
Opinion: We meet again
‘There is definitely a familiarity factor with these two teams. This will be the seventh meeting between the Bills and Ravens, including playoffs, since the start of the 2018 season when both Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson were rookies in the NFL.’
Brady: Bills offense ready for first challenge against Baltimore
‘”I felt confident going into last season. I feel confident because of the guys that we have,” Brady said. “We have a great coaching staff. The players we get to work with, I believe in what we do here and how [Brandon] Beane evaluates in bringing guys in to fit what we’re looking for. But you’re always trying to find ways to get better. I’ve got to get better, our offense has to get better, but my approach and my mindset, I feel the exact same way going into this season.”‘
Remembering 'The Ralph' with Bills long snapper Reid Ferguson
‘”Coming here in 2016, I had just finished four years at LSU, a great college town, super passionate fan base, tailgating atmosphere. And you come here and I’m like, ‘Wow, this kind of feels like, in a good way, a college town.'” Ferguson said. “People love the team, they live and die for the team. And the tailgating atmosphere is awesome to see. I love driving down Big Tree on a game day and seeing fires going, grills going, people walking into the stadium with the Zubaz and the Bills jersey on. It’s great, it’s kind of setting the tone for game day.”‘
Buying Buffalo Bills tickets? This is how to make sure you're not being scammed
‘Know the refund policy. Only buy from a reseller that provides clear details about the terms of the transaction.’
New menu items at Highmark pay tribute to players and final season at stadium
‘There’s three new sandwiches, in select locations of the stadium, that honor Josh Allen, Dion Dawkins and Dawson Knox.’
Today in Bills stadium history: Sept. 4
‘Thurman Thomas rushed for 86 yards and a touchdown in the first game of his NFL career, and a Buffalo defense missing suspended star Bruce Smith compiled six sacks, led by Art Still’s 2.5. A sellout crowd celebrated the Bills’ first season-opening win since 1982, part of an unbeaten home slate that culminated in an AFC East division title (and torn-down goal posts). Coming off an appearance in the NFC championship game, the Vikings finished 11-5 in ’88.’
Bills rookie defensive linemen prepare to face Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry for first time
‘”You get to really see the mind of a great running back, great quarterback,” Walker said. “I know we’ve got James Cook, Josh Allen, but we’ve got Josh and Lamar Jackson. Two different archetypes, two different style of players just like James Cook and Derrick Henry. Getting to see both worlds helps in the long run.”‘
Tribute 2 Highmark Stadium: 5 great Bills moments
‘The Bills clinched the AFC East title on Nov. 20, 1988, with a dramatic 9-6 overtime win against the New York Jets, capping a perfect 8-0 home record and igniting a raucous celebration. The win ended a streak of four consecutive losing seasons for Buffalo and allowed fans the opportunity to storm the field in celebration. “What do they call it, pandemonium?” linebacker Darryl Talley said after the game. “This was fandemonium. It was so much fun.”‘
Josh Allen will attend his number retirement ceremony at Wyoming
‘The Bills play a Thursday night game in Week 12, on Nov. 20, against the Texans in Houston. That opened a window for Allen to attend.’