‘In the social media promo, Coleman visits Niagara Falls with the help of Booking.com, and he puts on a performance worthy of an “I Think You Should Leave” sketch. Between a comically large tie, his outtakes being left in the video and the late-night infomercial graphics, Coleman should get a few laughs out of this ad campaign.’
BillsBeat - October 23, 2024
Bills WR Keon Coleman’s New Commercial at Niagara Falls is Too Funny
‘Outtakes of Coleman’s spot for Booking.com made their way onto the internet earlier this week and they are tremendous. Coleman is amped up for getting up close and personal with Niagara Falls, walks viewers through his thought process as he reinforces how simple it is to get a great deal, and channels some of the same memorable energy Fred McGriff displayed in those classic Tom Emanski instructional videos commercials.’
'Pretty cool they're taking time with us': Buffalo Bills surprise elementary school with day of fun
‘Dion Dawkins, Quintin Morris, Ja’Marcus Ingram, Darrynton Evans, Christian Benford, and former Bills running back Fred Jackson surprised students and answered their questions about healthy habits. Then the athletes headed outside to run flag football drills with the kids at different stations.’
Bills' WR Coleman nominated for 'Rookie of the Week'
‘Coleman led the way for receivers for Buffalo, with 125 receiving yards on four receptions.’
Dion Dawkins meets local Bills fans at Rochester Press Radio Club’s 75th Anniversary Celebration
‘Dawkins received the West Herr Automotive Group Sports Personality of the Year Award at the Dinner. Dawkins met with local Bills fans who were VIPs at the event before the dinner. He also did a Q&A during the event with award-winning author, columnist, and Rochester Press Radio Club member Scott Pitoniak.’
BillsBeat - October 22, 2024
Upon Further Review: Bills should be proud of win vs. Titans ... but they know slow starts could cost them
‘“I think we just went back to playing and being who we are,” rookie defensive tackle DeWayne Carter said. “It’s just fundamental football, sound fundamental football. That’s we have to do to win in this league. You know, (in) my short time, coach McDermott always preaches it. I think the coolest message he ever told us was, ‘You’ve just got to keep hitting good shots on the fairway, just keeping getting shots on the fairway. That eventually leads to success.’ We had that mentality, that mindset. I think it showed in the second half.”’
Bills TE Dalton Kincaid producing with more time on the field
‘Trust in Kincaid was reflected in the team’s snap counts. The second-year tight end played 40 of the team’s 55 offensive snaps, 73%. It’s the second straight game Kincaid has played at least 73% of the offensive snaps. That comes after a run of four games in which he didn’t top 63%. Perhaps not coincidentally, Kincaid has nine catches for 103 yards during the Bills’ two-game win streak.’
Joe Brady watch: Here's how bigger personnel helped jump-start Bills in second half vs. Titans
‘The Bills ran their three-wide-receiver set on 18 of 20 plays in the first half against the Tennessee Titans. Mixing personnel worked a lot better in the second half. Josh Allen was only 3 of 10 passing out of three wides (“11” personnel) in the first half. In the second half, the Bills ran bigger personnel, with multiple tight ends or an extra lineman on more than half the plays (18 of 34). Allen was 17 of 22 passing for 258 yards in the second half.’
Position grades: Bills' Josh Allen passes Jim Kelly on an all-time list; OLs, WRs get high marks
‘Allen now has played in 111 games, including playoffs. Kelly played in 177 games counting playoffs. The NFL game is more pass-oriented than when Kelly played in the 1980s and 1990s. Allen has attempted 332 more passes in his first 100 starts than Kelly did in his first 100 for the Bills.’
Alan Pergament: Nobody does Bills games better than CBS' Andrew Catalon
‘Nobody knows the Bills better than CBS’ play-by-play announcer Andrew Catalon, who works Bills preseason games for WIVB-TV (Channel 4) alongside Steve Tasker.’
Bills head west to take on NFL's top passing team in Week 8: What to know
‘With Geno Smith firing on all cylinders this season, the Seahawks have the No. 1 passing offense in the NFL at 271 yards per game, so it’s no secret what they will try to do against Buffalo. However, while the Bills rank just 17th against the pass, they have a top-flight trio of cornerbacks in Taron Johnson, Christian Benford and Rasul Douglas. How the Seahawks fare with apparently only two of their threesome of wide receivers – DK Metcalf is expected to miss the game with a knee injury, leaving Tyler Lockett and Jaxon Smith-Njigba – might determine the outcome.’
Bills present Portville’s Matz with game ball
‘The Highmark Stadium public address announcer introduced Colt and his family before a video on the scoreboard (also posted to Bills social media pages) highlighted Colt’s fight against leukemia starting in 2021 and his relationship with Josh Allen after the quarterback visited him at Oishei Children’s Hospital. Colt received a bone marrow transplant from his younger brother, Jack, in 2021. He needed another transplant in 2023 after a relapse.’
Seattle Seahawks star unlikely to play vs. Buffalo Bills in Week 8
‘Late in the Seahawks’ 34-14 win over the Atlanta Falcons, wide receiver D.K. Metcalf suffered a knee injury. The receiver was carted off the field, but initial reports sounded as though the talented receiver avoided a serious injury. Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald said postgame that the team was hopeful that Metcalf had avoided a serious injury.’
Bills PFF Grades: Amari Cooper posts elite grade, DL dominate top-5
‘Their stats were far from gaudy, but the trio all graded out well using PFF’s metrics. Davis had a 73.3 overall grade, Cook posted a 64.3 and Johnson finished with a 61.0 grade.’
Upon Further Review: Bills' defensive adjustments turn off Titans' power in second half
‘The Bills had some success stopping the run when they brought a safety into the box — the area 3 to 5 yards within the line of scrimmage — in the first half. They held the Titans to 2.6 yards per carry on seven attempts with an extra defender in the box, compared to 7.6 on the seven carries without an extra safety near the line of scrimmage.’