‘“There’s a certain amount of reflection that has to go into why we got the result that we got and what are we going to do to learn from it,” says Bills head coach Sean McDermott. “That’s part of the journey of a season and sometimes you pick up some scars that you have to carry forward with you. And they actually make you stronger whether individually or collectively as a team.”’
BillsBeat - December 15, 2024
Bills activate DE Dawuane Smoot, LB Baylon Spector from IR
‘To make room on the roster for the returning defenders, the Bills released offensive lineman Will Clapp and wide receiver Jalen Virgil. Safety Kareem Jackson and quarterback Mike White were elevated from the practice squad.’
How to watch, stream and listen to Buffalo Bills vs. Detroit Lions on Sunday
‘The game’s on 4. Viewers in the Buffalo market can view the game on WIVB. Outside of the market, the game will be on your local CBS station.’
Carucci Take 2: Buffalo Bills vs. Detroit Lions Super Bowl preview is more fact than hype
‘But it’s fair to say the Lions and Bills are playing better than the rest of the teams in the league, especially when it comes to their dominant offensive production. The Lions are averaging an NFL-best 32.1 points per game, while the Bills are second with 30.5 points per game and have generated at least 30 points in seven consecutive games.’
NFL announces fines following the Bills' loss vs. L.A. Rams
‘Tackle Spencer Brown drew a $11,255 fine following a facemask penalty in the third-quarter, and tackle Dion Dawkins was docked $14,069 for unsportsmanlike conduct after he removed his helmet on the field.’
Thad’s Three Things: Bills at Lions
‘Detroit uses two excellent backs and you can quickly tell which they like better by how they split the touches–both have exactly 212 rushes and receptions combined. David Montgomery is the bigger, stronger, between the tackles runner. Jahmyr Gibbs is the more prototypical receiver, but both guys can do whatever. Montgomery’s 32 receptions trail Gibbs by only two.’
Bills vs Lions: When and where to watch
‘The Bills face the Lions Sunday at 4:25 p.m. at Ford Field. The game will be televised on WROC (CBS). As expected, the game is getting CBS’ top team of Jim Nantz, Tony Romo and Tracy Wolfson.’
Bills vs. Lions Preview: Super Bowl tease?
‘Last week, for the first time all season, the Buffalo Bills defense didn’t pick up a single sack in their loss to the Rams. Going up against the Detroit Lions, the top-scoring offense in the NFL, pressure will be important to keep Lions quarterback Jared Goff under duress. Greg Rousseau is the Bills leader in sacks with 6.5 and has three in the last five weeks. Despite a sour showing in LA, Rousseau’s performance will be pivotal to bring pressure against one of the NFL’s best offensive lines.’
Bills activate DE Dawuane Smoot, LB Baylon Spector to 53-man roster, elevate S Kareem Jackson and QB Mike White for Sunday's game
‘DE Dawuane Smoot and linebacker Baylon Spector have been activated from injured reserve. Smoot returns after missing the last four games with a wrist injury. He has 12 tackles and 1.5 sacks in seven games this season. Spector (calf) has missed the last four games. He has 31 tackles, 1.0 sack and two tackles for loss in nine games in 2024.’
Top 5 storylines to follow for Buffalo Bills at Detroit Lions | Week 15
‘The Lions are right next to the Bills in that category. Detroit has scored at least 42 points in four games this season. They rank first in the NFL averaging 32.08 points per game.’
Top 5 things to watch for in Bills at Lions
‘Detroit’s offense lines up under center more than any other team in the NFL, averaging 37.8 snaps per game in that formation. They run the fewest plays per game in shotgun (26.9).’
Game Predictions | Buffalo Bills at Detroit Lions | Week 15
‘Buffalo is more than capable of trading shots with Detroit, especially with the receiving corps at its healthiest in a long time.’
Bills at Lions | How to watch, stream & listen | Week 15
‘Play-by-Play: Jim Nantz. Color Analysis: Tony Romo. Sideline Reporter: Tracy Wolfson.
BillsBeat - December 14, 2024
Versatile since his youth days, Bills DB Cam Lewis returns to the city that shaped him
‘“I always wanted to give back in any certain way,” Lewis said. “I was able to get a scholarship coming out of high school, but not a lot of people are able to do that, so just any amount of money that I can give can help them in their college experience.”’
Ryan O'Halloran: Don't forget the MVP-clinching performance by Bills QB Josh Allen last week
‘Of course he is. It is on the cusp of being a runaway.’