‘”If you’ve got a stadium of how many thousand people singing it along it should be by a Buffalo band so here we are making our version of it,” said Hunt.’
BillsBeat - January 19, 2025
Thad’s Three Things (Divisional Round): Bills vs. Ravens
‘Soo… uhh… the Bills have to be better against Derrick Henry this time.’
Bills vs. Ravens preview & prediction: For a trip to the AFC Chip
‘Ian Mills: Ravens 27, Bills 21. Mat Mlodzinski: Bills 31, Ravens 28.’
Bills Mafia shows off spirit at local schools
‘The Honeoye Central School District in Ontario County shared photos of young fans decked out in their Bills gear.’
Top 5 storylines for Bills vs. Ravens | Divisional Round
‘When the two faced each other in the postseason during the 2020 season, Allen and Jackson combined for just one touchdown. Both have improved their game in many ways since then. Allen’s decision making has grown in the way he takes care of the football. Buffalo’s QB had a career-low in interceptions with six, the third lowest among quarterbacks who made 17 starts.’
Top 5 things to watch for in Buffalo Bills vs. Baltimore Ravens | AFC Divisional Round
‘”I feel like we’ve grown quite a bit since that game,” QB Josh Allen said. “Going back and watching it obviously wasn’t our best effort. Felt like we didn’t play our best football. But they got a really good team too. They’re playing this week for a reason… They got a lot of studs over there, led by Lamar, obviously, and it’s a tough team to play regardless.”’
Game Predictions | Buffalo Bills vs. Baltimore Ravens | AFC Divisional Round
‘Can the Buffalo offense keep pace with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry? Yes, but we like the Ravens in a close one.’
Buffalo Bills vs. Baltimore Ravens | How to watch, stream & listen | AFC Divisional Round
‘CBS (Nationally televised). Time: 6:30 p.m. Local: WIVB Ch. 4.’
BillsBeat - January 18, 2025
‘It matters about your heart’: Bills return specialist Brandon Codrington keeps pushing forward
‘“He was always in my ear, telling me that doesn’t matter about any of that – it matters about your heart. That was one of the biggest things I took from him,” Codrington said. “I carried that with me everywhere.”’
Ryan O'Halloran: Welcome to the biggest game of Sean McDermott's head-coaching career
‘It’s time for the Bills to break through and return to the AFC championship game. It’s time for them to end their second-round home losing streak at two (and overall second-round losing streak at three). It’s time for them to make a statement they merit being involved in any conversation of NFL superpowers and not just a regular-season force.’
Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady balancing game prep, head-coaching interviews
‘Brady was expected to have a virtual meeting with the Saints on Friday and with the Jaguars on Saturday. Brady was on the Saints’ staff in 2017-18.’
Go Bills! Go Ravens! M&T Bank has split loyalties for playoff game
‘As this year’s first-round playoff games approached, M&T distributed 25,000 “Billieve Together” banners at its Buffalo and Rochester area branches, and held a fan rally a few days before the game against the Broncos. In Baltimore, M&T gave away “All 4 the Flock” banners at its area branches, and held a rally for fans to get hyped for the game against the Steelers. In Buffalo, M&T has partnered with running back James Cook for bank promotions. In Baltimore, M&T teams up with Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers.’
Erik Brady: Oh no. Someone in Baltimore insulted Buffalo. Again. Yawn.
‘City of Losers is a label that is not just untrue, it is unfunny. That’s far worse. If you’re going to hurl invective, at least have some panache about it. Do it the way the late Mark Kram did in Sports Illustrated, in 1966, when he called Baltimore a January sort of city, even in summer. (He was Baltimore-born, so he could get away with it.)’
Bills injury report update: Status for rookie RB still up in the air
‘While Buffalo’s injury report lists 12 players, all but two have participated fully in practice this week and will be ready to play. And those two players who have been limited, running back Ray Davis (concussion) and offensive lineman Alec Anderson (calf), have a good chance to play.’
Plenty of reason to think Bills can play with Ravens this time
‘But the Bills’ offense also looks in a much better state this time of year, from a rushing attack led by James Cook that pushed around the Broncos, to a more-developed group of receiving options, including veteran Amari Cooper, acquired three weeks after that Baltimore game.’