Two Bills Drive

‘”I’m very satisfied,” Cooper said. “I’ve never been this far in the playoffs. Obviously, every receiver wants to have 10-20 catches a game, but that’s not always how the cookie crumbles and it’s not always the most beneficial thing for the team force-feeding one guy the ball just for the sake of that. Winning is obviously way more important and there’s many ways to win and we’re getting the job done.”‘

‘”Offensive linemen don’t have awards for being great,” Dawkins said. “There’s not a Protector of the Year Award. I’m knocking at so many doors now to get this award going. And I’m going to head spear it and make sure this gets done before I’m done playing.”‘

‘In the aftermath of Sunday’s game, Bills fans sprang into action, starting up a GoFundMe in Andrews’ honor. The page, made by Nicholas Howard, set an initial goal of donating $18,000 to a charity Andrews holds near and dear to his heart, the Breakthrough T1D fund, a global organization that funds research and advocacy for those living with Type 1 diabetes.’

‘William B. Davis played “Cigarette Smoking Man” in the hit Science fiction TV series The X-Files. There is a scene where his character says he doesn’t want to see the Bills win the Super Bowl as long as he’s alive. Well, the actor took to Facebook to lift the curse personally.’

‘”I know how the Bills can win,” Gronkowski said. “When they sack Patrick Mahomes, just touch him. Don’t throw him down too hard, you might get a penalty.”‘

‘Everything seemed set up perfectly for the Bills to finally dethrone the Chiefs in the playoffs, with Buffalo home in the divisional round against a Kansas City team that looked vulnerable late in the season. It still wasn’t enough. Buffalo held four different leads but never scored after the third quarter. Isiah Pacheco put the Chiefs in front early in the fourth quarter, and a late Bills drive ended when Bass missed a potential game-tying field goal.’