‘Red Zone failures – The offense has been abysmal inside the 20 yard line this season. They scored touchdowns on their first two trips inside the Red Zone, but reverted back to what we’ve seen most of the season, going 1-for-their-last-4 with 2 interceptions. This season, the Bills have scored touchdowns on 54% of their red zone trips that ranks 19th in the NFL. They are even worse at home. The Bills are ranked 27th in the NFL, scoring touchdowns on 46% of their trips inside the 20 yard line.’
BillsBeat - November 14, 2022
Bills fans weather a rollercoaster game against the Minnesota Vikings
‘“I’ve never been to a game like this in my life,” said Matalon. “It was incredible, i don’t even know what to say. we were yelling, we were screaming, we were crying. It was everything and more.”’
Carucci Take 2: Bizarre Bills loss follows bizarre week of Josh Allen elbow drama
‘It doesn’t supplant “13 Seconds,” because that came in a playoff loss. Still, what happened here Sunday had every bit as much of the snatching-defeat-from-the-jaws of victory feel as when the Bills allowed the Kansas City Chiefs to drive for a tying field goal to force OT, during which the Chiefs would score the winning touchdown in last January’s divisional-round playoff game.’
Now 98, World War II veteran from North Tonawanda honored at Bills game
‘The team thanked him for his service by honoring him during the game. This is part of the NFL’s Salute to Service.’
Bills Suffer Crushing 33-30 OT Loss to Vikings
‘What we hoped was an anomaly is now becoming worrisome, with Allen throwing two red zone interceptions in the 4th quarter and overtime that essentially cost the Bills the game. Allen now has thrown 4 red zone int’s in the past two weeks.’
Josh being Josh fails Bills in loss to Vikings
‘When you have a quarterback that plays by the seat of his pants all the time, who plays a large dose of reckless abandon, it’s going to burn you sometimes. Allen is so immensely talented and works so incredibly hard that can look wild and out of control, but still have success. This time being wild and out of control was just that. And it got his team beat.’
Bills lose overtime thriller against Vikings, drop second straight game
‘Four turnovers – three by Josh Allen – and too many mistakes to pull out the win.’
Allen commits 3 turnovers, Bills lose 2nd straight
‘The fans at Highmark Stadium caught the game of the day. And for a while, it looked as if the Bills might wrap everything up. Buffalo led Minnesota, 27-10, with 1:51 to play in the third quarter.’
Vikings stun Bills 33-30 in overtime thriller | Game recap, stats to know and highlights
‘Allen and the Bills had all the makings of being able to pull out a win during a cold and occasionally flurry-filled afternoon. The Bills once again had a double-digit second half lead, this time leading 27-10 but the Vikings scored three consecutive touchdowns to take a 30-27 advantage with 0:41 to play.’
Top 3 things we learned from Bills vs. Vikings | Week 10
‘It played like a broken record on Sunday. Buffalo was doing a lot of good things on offense, but once again turnovers compromised the performance. For the fifth time in their last six games the Bills had at least two turnovers. On Sunday their giveaway total reached four and it not only cost them valuable points, and gift-wrapped points for the Vikings, it also cost them a game they should have won.’
"Games like this build character" | Bills players react to emotional overtime loss to the Vikings
‘”We got to execute better, that’s on my shoulders,” Allen said. “Again, four turnovers today, and three were by me. Losing sucks. It’s just what it is. You hate to lose, especially that way.”‘
BillsBeat - November 13, 2022
Pressure points: Several Bills players are on the spot to perform entering season's second half
‘Epenesa has five tackles, only four total “disruptions” (a combination of sacks, knockdowns and pressures, per game charting) and four missed tackles.’
Scouting Report: Struggling Bills' run defense faces a big test against Vikings' Dalvin Cook
‘Prediction: Vikings 27, Bills 17.’
Bills Mailbag: Josh Allen's 'questionable' status will lead to plenty of wondering until Sunday's game
‘Targets, I’ll say McKenzie. Touches, I’ll say Cook. It would be a great week for the Bills’ rookie running back to have a breakout game, beyond just the nice storyline of going up against his brother. The Bills are looking for another playmaker at the moment on offense. I don’t see McKenzie’s role changing all that much with or without Allen, and if last week is any indication, Hines will need some time to get up to speed with the offense.’
98-year-old North Tonawanda World War II veteran treated to first Bills game Sunday
‘On the weekend after Veterans Day, Buffalo Niagara Honor Flight – with an assist from the Buffalo Bills – has invited Gosch to a private suite with his wife, son and daughter for his first Bills game, a surprising landmark for a lifelong North Tonawanda native – once a scholarship football player at Niagara University – who said Saturday he believes Josh Allen has the potential to become the next Jim Kelly.’