Two Bills Drive

‘Buffalo Bills wide receiver Mack Hollins became an instant fan-favorite over the course of training camp when it was revealed he doesn’t wear shoes, calling them “foot prisons.” The utility receiver also makes how-to TikToks, such as how to flush your water heater or a science experiment on how to make water move and a candle float without touching them. And as if that wasn’t enough, Hollins shared with the media today that he doesn’t use elevators.’

‘Both Buffalo and KC are so good that the regular season may be boring to them, as they obviously have bigger goals. Well, the team is already going to be without rookie WR Keon Coleman in Week 11, and they may also be without stud tight end in Week 11 as well.’

‘Johnson secured a pick-six on Colts quarterback Joe Flacco’s first throw of the game. The 2018 fourth-round pick also sacked Flacco in the third quarter. According to Bills PR, Johnson “became the first Bills defensive back with an interception touchdown and a sack in a game” and “also became the first NFL DB with an interception and sack in a game since Seattle’s Devon Witherspoon” on October 2, 2023.’

‘For starters, just to get this out of the way. yes it matters. This is a game featuring an 8-2 Bills team in the midst of their best start to a season in over 30 years facing an undefeated Chiefs team with the No. 1 seed in the AFC potentially coming down to the result of this game. However, I can understand the cynicism from Bills fans. The Bills have won the last three regular season matchups against the Chiefs, but are 0-3 in the playoffs and have continually had their hearts ripped out of their chests by Mahomes and Andy Reid. So from that lens, it’s understandable for them to say the result of this game doesn’t matter, the only one that does is the one in January when these teams will very likely see each other once again.’

‘”I’ve said this for a while: He’s kind of the unsung hero of this offense — the mentality that he has,” Allen told reporters on Wednesday, November 13. “[He] goes in there and blocks for receivers. He blocks for running backs. He’s going in there and blocking linebackers, safeties, corners, doing whatever he’s asked to do. And then, when the ball has been going his way, he’s been catching it. We’re happy to have him.”‘

‘Douglas has allowed just 26 receptions across a 10-game span in 2024 and has had three games in which he has allowed one or zero catches, per PFF. Douglas is set to hit free agency in 2025, and Matt Bowen of ESPN has labeled him as one of the top pending free agents.’

‘”Cooper is a highly detailed route runner who can uncover, and he brings three-level playmaking ability to the field,” Matt Bowen wrote. “In nine games with both the Browns and Bills this season, Cooper has caught 29 passes for 319 yards and three touchdowns. In nine full pro seasons, Cooper has topped the 1,000-yard receiving mark seven times and has 63 career touchdown catches.”‘