‘”The Bills had gone an NFL-record 26 games without losing the turnover battle, but that streak finally came to an end on Sunday night and it’s a big reason why they lost,” Breech writes. “With this loss, the Bills suddenly don’t look so unbeatable and their five-year reign atop the AFC East could be in jeopardy.”‘
BillsBeat - October 8, 2025
The Bills might have a turnover problem after Patriots loss
‘In the first three games of 2025, the offense didn’t have a single turnover, but in the last two weeks, four have happened, with three coming against the New England Patriots in brutal fashion.’
Buffalo Bills reuniting with former draft pick who has 4 starts in 26 games played
‘A former seventh-round pick of the Bills in 2022, Spector appeared in 26 games (four starts) over three seasons with Buffalo.’
Buffalo Bills and NFTA reveal plans for Transportation Hub at new Highmark Stadium
‘The transportation hub is planned for the corner of Abbott Road and Southwestern Boulevard, across from Family Circle in Orchard Park. The facility would include about 650 square feet of enclosed space, roughly the size of a two-car garage, and a 2,500 square foot covered canopy area with enough room for riders to board NFTA buses on game days.’
Today in Bills stadium history: Oct. 8
‘2007 — Cowboys 25, Bills 24 — A Monday night meltdown that ranks among the most memorable events at The Ralph for all the wrong reasons. Tony Romo turned the ball over six times and threw as many touchdowns to Bills defenders going the other way as he did for the Cowboys, yet still pulled out the victory. In throwback helmets like the ones they will wear this coming Monday night, Buffalo got a 103-yard kick return TD from Terrence McGee for a 24-13 lead in the third quarter, and still led by eight points with less than four minutes to play. A resilient Romo got Dallas in the end zone with 24 seconds left but failed to tie the game when Jabari Greer stripped the ball from Terrell Owens on a 2-point pass. But the Cowboys recovered an onside kick and Nick Folk’s 53-yard field goal at the whistle left the crowd of 71,545 in shock. With Trent Edwards at quarterback, Buffalo’s offense performance (229 yards, 3 for 13 on third downs) wasn’t worthy of a win in the stadium’s first Monday night game in 13 years, but six takeaways and three return touchdowns should have been enough. Buffalo’s former coach Wade Phillips got a measure of redemption seven years after his firing, and the Cowboys moved to 5-0 while the Bills mired at 1-4 in Dick Jauron’s second season.’
Bills players foster community spirit through school visits and events in Western New York
‘Meanwhile, a few Bills players, including Christian Benford and Dewayne Carter, stopped by McKinley High School in Buffalo to check out the district’s Career and Technical Education programs.’
Fake and AI Bills Mafia fan pages are spreading misinformation online
‘The posts are designed to be emotionally engaging or intriguing, often featuring AI-generated images or quotes that are plausible but false and often have mistakes.’
Bills sign linebacker Baylor Spector and cornerback Jalen Kimber to practice squad
‘Spector recorded 34 tackles, nine assisted, in his three seasons in Buffalo from 2022-24. He also had one sack and one quarterback hit in the 2024 season alongside 27 total tackles. The six-foot, 233-pound linebacker made eight game appearances in 2024, four in 2023, and one in 2022 as a rookie.’
BillsBeat - October 7, 2025
Upon Further Review: Wide receiver separation not where it needed to be against Patriots
‘The Bills have functioned at a high level in the last year-plus without Diggs, but when the collective output from the receivers was what it was against the Patriots, it’s an easy target to point at.’
Dalton Kincaid's production leads to a question: Why isn't he playing more?
‘Kincaid caught all six of his targets for a career-high 108 yards in the Bills’ 23-20 loss at Highmark Stadium. He did so despite playing just 37 of 68 offensive snaps, 54% of the team total.’
Disciplinary reasons cost Keon Coleman snaps on Bills' opening drive in Week 5
‘Bills coach Sean McDermott revealed to reporters Monday during his press conference that Coleman was benched for the series for disciplinary reasons. The second-year receiver didn’t catch a pass on the team’s second drive and fumbled the first time he touched the ball in the first quarter.’
Alan Pergament: Tirico, Collinsworth get good grades as Bills and fans get a scientific lesson in humility
‘By the time Pats quarterback Drake Maye led the winning field goal drive, the words “Super Bowl favorite” regarding the Bills had long disappeared from Collinsworth’s mouth.’
Bills face unpredictable prime-time test with division lead slipping: What to know, Week 6
‘The Bills were hard to figure for a full 60 minutes against the Patriots, but the Falcons have been hard to figure all year during a 2-2 start that has been a head scratching journey for coach Raheem Morris’ team.’
Bills coach says he benched struggling WR to start Patriots game over disciplinary issue
‘No one thought anything of Coleman’s absence because the Bills rotate personnel so frequently that it can become dizzying trying to figure out who’s on the field for every play, but coach Sean McDermott revealed Monday afternoon that Coleman was on the sidelines as punishment for something he did during the week, terming it “head coach discipline.”’
Defensive concerns linger in latest Bills injury update
‘Williams, who has been starting in Matt Milano’s place, suffered a knee injury late in last week’s victory over New Orleans and did not practice all week. Strong incurred a neck injury which is believed to have happened in practice Wednesday because he was added to the injury report as a did not participate on Thursday.’