‘Marlowe spent a total of four seasons with the Bills from 2017-20, appearing in 26 games with Buffalo serving primarily as a depth safety behind Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer. In those four seasons, the 30-year-old registered 38 combined tackles, 1.5 sacks, two quarterback hits, and two interceptions.’
BillsBeat - November 2, 2022
Buffalo Bills acquire RB Nyheim Hines from the Indianapolis Colts, Zack Moss headed to Colts
‘Hines was drafted in the fourth round, 104th overall, by the Colts in the 2018 NFL Draft. He has played in 72 games in his NFL career and has 300 rushing attempts for 1,205 yards and 10 touchdowns in addition to 235 receptions for 1,725 yards and seven touchdowns.’
Bills make last minute roster moves
‘Next came adding depth to the safety room, acquiring Dean Marlowe from the Atlanta Falcons. Buffalo is a familiar place for Marlowe, who spent three seasons with the team from 2018-20.’
Bills vs. Titans; comparing two of the newest stadium deals in the NFL
‘They also believe that the new domed stadium will put Nashville in line for bigger events such as hosting a Super Bowl, or an NCAA Final Four.’
The Josh Allen famous hurdle sign has been taken down and relocated
‘”I’m thrilled the replacement is on our building,” she said. “I just feel bad cause Buffalo we just love our football team we love the Bills so it’s too bad it had to be taken down on Hertel. But we’re happy it’s with us now and people can still come and take their pictures.”‘
Bills trade for RB Nyheim Hines, reacquire S Dean Marlowe
”The Bills later announced that they traded a seventh-round pick for Marlowe, who played three years in Buffalo, starting seven of the 26 games he participated in before signing with Detroit after the 2020 season. Marlowe has played in all eight of the Falcons’ games, starting the most recent matchup with the Panthers. He made nine starts for the Lions.’
Sullivan: Bills fans know Jets’ pain as Zach Wilson struggles to become franchise guy
‘Wilson, the second overall pick in the 2021 draft, was dreadful. He looked like a rank rookie, and we know how those QBs fare against Bill Belichick. He was 20-for-41 passing for 355 yards — with 150 of those yards coming during garbage time in the final 10:35 of the contest.’
Bills trade Moss for Colts' RB Hines, activate CB Tre'Davious White
‘Hines is a similar back to Moss but adds special teams abilities for the Bills. He’s averaged 10 yards per return on 11 punts this season.’
Bills trade for RB Nyheim Hines
‘Hines is a pass-catching back, which the Bills have been trying to add to the offense.’
Bills activate Tre'Davious White and acquire Dean Marlowe in a trade
‘To make room for the CB and Marlowe, the Bills have released defensive tackle Brandin Bryant and wide receiver Isaiah Hodgins.’
Trade: Bills acquire RB Nyheim Hines from Indianapolis
‘The Bills are sending back RB Zack Moss and a conditional 6th round pick in 2023 to Indy in exchange for Hines.’
Bills Today | Bills-Packers most-watched Week 8 SNF matchup since 2015
‘That 2015 SNF Week 8 matchup, which attracted 23.1 million viewers, featured Aaron Rodgers and the Packers against Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos.’
BillsBeat - November 1, 2022
Bills’ second half cautionary tale heading forward
‘But the reality for Buffalo’s administration, coaching staff and players is that this team’s goal is not merely MAKING the playoffs, it’s advancing as far as those legendary squads in the early 1990s that made four straight Super Bowls.’
Observations: Bills still determining severity of Jordan Poyer's elbow injury
‘“You always want veteran players who are good players out there, right? Just good players overall,” McDermott said. “As many of those guys as you can have out there, the better off you are normally, so we’ll see how Jordan trends this week, and we’ll just take it one day at a time, but I’ve been impressed with the way that the younger players have been ready. The coaches have had them ready and they’ve taken an active role in that themselves. We’ve done some things, we’ve had some injuries, and I’ve been impressed with the resiliency of our team and the way we’ve navigated through that.”‘
Upon Further Review: Run defense took step back Sunday – cause for concern or no big deal?
‘The question then is this: Should the Bills be concerned their run defense – which came into the game ranked No. 1 in the NFL – was exposed to such a degree, or was trading rushing yards for time off the clock in the second half a game defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier was more than happy to play?’