‘By halftime it was still a close game with the Bills up 10-7 thanks to the Broncos missing on a 50 yard field goal attempt right before the intermission. When the Bills got the ball with 8:40 left in the third quarter they led by just six points, 13-7. There wasn’t a single moment where I thought they might actually lose this game but I didn’t anticipate sweating this one out as long as I did either.’
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‘Despite scoring 31 points, the Bills were a dreadful 1-for-5 (20%) scoring touchdowns once inside the Broncos red zone.’
Bills fans elated in win over Broncos, shift focus to Ravens next weekend
‘”Relief is my first reaction, because I was worried about the Bronco offense and how they manhandled the second-string Chiefs defense last week. I was a little concerned, but our defense held up, and they came through. I was impressed,” said Bills fan Mark Grimmer from Lockport.’
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‘On offense, the Bills had 471 yards and no turnovers. Both the rushing attack and passing game were efficient and effective, against a defense some people believed was the best unit the Bills have faced this season.’
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‘The game’s on 4! It will take place at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 19.’
Wild card weekend: Bills throttle the Broncos, set up rematch with Baltimore
‘The Denver Broncos scored first. Buffalo responded by scoring the next 31 points, and winning 31-7, while setting up a rematch with Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens next weekend in an AFC Divisional Round game.’
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‘There wasn’t a spectacular performance by any individual, including Josh Allen. He threw for 272 yards and a pair of touchdowns. James Cook’s 120 yards and 5.2 yards per attempt led a rushing attack that produced 210 yards and a TD. Allen accounted for 46 yards on the ground, averaging 5.8 yards per carry.’
Bills' Ray Davis leaves wild card game after violent helmet-to-helmet hit
‘The injury happened on a second-and-13 play from the Buffalo 38. Quarterback Josh Allen attempted to connect with Davis on the right side when Denver Broncos safety Brandon Jones made contact to the head.’
Taron Johnson injury provides scare for Bills during wild card game
‘Johnson left the game and was evaluated for a head injury. He cleared concussion protocol, but he was listed as questionable to return with a neck injury.’
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‘The first game against the Ravens didn’t go as planned for Buffalo, which was outgained 427 to 236 in that 35-10 loss on Sept 29. That included a 24-carry, 199-yard performance by running back Derrick Henry, who scored one touchdown.’
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‘”He had a necrotizing pancreatitis and he was in liver failure. He was in the pediatric ICU twice that stay. I was told at one point he might need a liver transplant.” Bradley said.’
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‘“Mr. Brightside,” the iconic early 2000s party song, is now the anthem of the team’s success this season and played at Highmark Stadium each week in a moment fans say they most look forward to with the players and crowd joining in to sing.’
Bills run past Broncos, set up showdown with Ravens
‘The game was dominated by the Bills’ rushing attack. James Cook carried the ball 23 times for 120 yards and a touchdown. Ty Johnson had 9 rushes for 44 and Josh Allen added 8 more carries for 46 yards.’
Bills win battle ‘in the trenches’ to get past Broncos
‘“That’s a playoff win right there, you know, a good team going against a good team,” Brown said. “Playoffs are kind of run through the trenches, I believe. Defensive line and offensive line taking over. We did a good job today and hopefully we can do that going into next week.”’
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‘Sean McDermott said this week playoff games are won up front. The Bills offensive line didn’t just win against the Broncos. It was a thrashing.’