‘They were referencing a day when it was none other than the Bills who ran for 310 yards in the Steel City. In that 1975 game, Buffalo beat the defending Super Bowl champs 30-21, gaining a small measure of revenge for a playoff loss in Pittsburgh nine months earlier.’
BillsBeat - December 3, 2025
Bills defense is surging, but can it handle Burrow and the Bengals?
‘Burrow knocked off the rust in a surprising Thanksgiving night blowout of the Ravens after missing nine games due to toe surgery. With Tee Higgins possibly returning from concussion protocol, the Bengals suddenly look like a major problem for Buffalo.’
Remember when everyone was worried about the Bills’ OL? They just made T.J. Watt and the Steelers look foolish
‘The Bills’ roster has its issues, but Buffalo’s win on Sunday was arguably its most dominant win of the season.’
1 hidden aspect of Brandin Cooks move will thrill Bills fans
‘“Just focus on whatever he has to do from a day-to-day standpoint,” Brady said of what he wants to see from Keon. “I think Cooks is going to be good in the room, just seeing how a guy playing for a decade goes about things. You never want to not play, but he handled it the best way that he could. He showed that, given the opportunity, he was going to be ready to go again. I like where his approach and his mindset is right now, and how he’s been practicing. Then Josh trusting him, coming up in the big touchdown, so you hope we can just continue to grow on that.”’
Bills' Joe Brady offers surprising reason for run game success
‘“I think number one is having Josh Allen as your quarterback,” Brady said. “That’s not to discredit any of our players, but when you play Josh Allen, you’re always going to want to stop Josh Allen in the pass game first, right? So, I think that’s a huge element. Our guys understanding the scheme, the detail, and working together. The only way for the run game to work is everybody being on the same page.”’
Bills' Brandin Cooks gets incredible scouting report from coach
‘“He’s a pro through and through,” Brady said. “I’ve obviously learned a lot about him, but you don’t play as long as he has without the work ethic and approach he has. He came in with energy, probably with the way the game ended up going, didn’t play as many plays as he was ready to play.”‘
Bills' Joe Brady doesn't want offensive identity to be known, but why?
‘For Brady, having a fluid identity means defenses can’t narrow down and stop one thing; there are multiple ways Buffalo can beat you, and who knows, that might be the element to the offense that helps push the Bills deep into the playoffs.’
Highmark Stadium development entering third quarter
‘Ranalli says on any given day, there are more than 1,500 construction industry workers on site handling a wide range of projects from installing lights to working on the stadium’s facade to even installing carpeting.’
Today in Bills stadium history: Dec. 3
‘2000 — Dolphins 33, Bills 6 — The dawn of the drought came on this bright, wind-chilled Sunday when the Dolphins won a December game in Buffalo for the first time in history and made it look easy. There were 73,002 fans at Rich Stadium braving a temperature that felt like 16 degrees — factors that would figure to favor the home team — still the Bills trudged for a mere 194 yards and didn’t score until the fourth quarter when Miami (10-3) had established a 30-0 lead and eliminated Buffalo (7-6) from the AFC East title race. Trailing the Jets by two games for a wild card, the Bills were knocked out of postseason contention with a blowout loss against the Colts the following week. Rob Johnson was 6 of 18 passing for 18 net yards with five sacks and two interceptions before getting replaced by Doug Flutie, who was 2 of 9 passing for 18 net yards with a pick. Shawn Bryson had 88 yards rushing on 12 carries and Antowain Smith scored a touchdown for the Bills. Jay Fiedler passed for 214 yards and three touchdowns and Lamar Smith rushed for 100 yards for the Dolphins, who won both games in the divisional series for the first time since ’86.’
BillsBeat - December 2, 2025
Bills' rushing success against Steelers 'stands alone' for Sean McDermott, plus other updates
‘Buffalo’s 249 rushing yards were the most allowed by the Steelers at home since Sept. 28, 1975, when Lou Saban coached the Bills and O.J. Simpson ran for 227 of their 310 rushing yards against the Steel Curtain defense at Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers Stadium.’
Upon Further Review: Bills' offensive line doesn't miss a beat with Alec Anderson and Ryan Van Demark in the lineup
‘“I mean, unbelievable job,” quarterback Josh Allen said. “Them going out there and doing their job, I heard we set a record for rushing yards in the stadium, which is so cool. I’m so proud of both those guys. They continue to work extremely hard. … It was very, very cool to see them get their opportunity tonight and they took advantage of it.”’
Tre'Davious White's snap count outpaces that of Maxwell Hairston for Bills against Steelers
‘White played 33 defensive snaps during the Bills’ 26-7 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers at Acrisure Stadium. That was 77% of the defensive total, and far outpaced Hairston, the team’s first-round draft pick.’
Bills stadium price shouldn't change much, despite a flurry of around-the-clock catch-up work
‘“Whatever the final cost comes in at – we’ve all talked about the $2.1 billion to $2.2 billion range, we still think that’s a fair estimate,” Ranalli said at Monday’s meeting of the Erie County Stadium Corp.’
'Game-changing': Five years and $16 million later, Patricia Allen Fund is a lifesaver
‘What started as a call from fans to make a $17 individual donation to the hospital that Buffalo Bills star quarterback Josh Allen supported in memory of his grandmother, has morphed five years later into a movement that’s provided around $15.7 million to the only stand-alone children’s hospital in the state.’
Alan Pergament: Despite all the noise, CBS' Romo made many excellent points in old school Bills win
‘I’m not going to pile on Romo or Brady. There was little reason to criticize Romo during the Bills’ 26-7 victory Sunday over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Romo was as good as Brady was calling the game. However, he also made some goofy comments that were easy to criticize.’