‘Bass has been on injured reserve since the start of the season due to left hip/groin issues and we haven’t gotten much in the way of specific updates on him during the season, which has led many to wonder if Bass will play at all in 2025.’
BillsBeat - December 2, 2025
Joey Bosa dealing with hamstring injury after Bills' win over Steelers
‘One other injury of note McDermott provided an update on Monday was surrounding kicker Tyler Bass, who has been on Injured Reserve all season with a pelvic injury. McDermott revealed the veteran had surgery recently and will be out for the entire season.’
Buffalo Bills' new stadium reaches 75% completion
‘Steven Ranalli, president of the Erie County Stadium Corporation, provided a progress update Monday. More than 1,500 workers are now on the construction site daily, and completion of the new stadium remains on track for June or July 2026.’
Bills pass rusher Joey Bosa injured hamstring in defeat of Steelers
‘McDermott deferred comment on the severity of Bosa’s injury until the Bills begin practice this week. “We’ll see where that goes,” the coach said.’
Bills, Highmark team up to battle food insecurity
‘The raffle will support 15 food partners across four states. Raffle prizes include tickets to the Bills’ Week 18 game against the New York Jets, pregame on-field passes, and an exclusive tour of Highmark Stadium.’
Today in Bills stadium history: Dec. 2
‘1990 — Bills 30, Eagles 23 — Philadelphia’s star quarterback Randall Cunningham, an All-Pro and MVP runner-up that season, made one of the most spectacular plays in stadium history when he evaded a safety by ducking under Bruce Smith in the end zone and rocket-launched the ball to midfield for Fred Barnett to score a 95-yard touchdown. Cunningham had 231 yards passing with three touchdowns and 71 yards rushing in nearly leading the Eagles back from a 24-point deficit, but a Bills team playing better than ever before was up to the task against a formidable NFC opponent. Jim Kelly passed for 334 yards with touchdowns to Thurman Thomas, Andre Reed and James Lofton, who had 174 yards on five receptions to move into third on the NFL’s all-time list. Lofton caught a 63-yard touchdown on Buffalo’s opening drive and had a 71-yarder later on. Smith and Darryl Talley each had two of the Buffalo’s six sacks, and Ray Bentley intercepted Cunningham. Attendance was 79,320 on a bright sunny Sunday at Rich Stadium as the Bills improved to 10-2, kicking off December with a notable victory after going 3-8 in the last month of the regular season over the previous three seasons.’
Bills Notebook | Buffalo's pass defense on the rise, Cook's motivational pregame text and injury updates heading into Week 14
‘After giving up just 108 total passing yards to the Steelers, the Bills have the league’s top passing defense at 163.2 yards per game. Buffalo has held 9 of their 12 opponents so far to under 200 yards passing.’
BillsBeat - December 1, 2025
Observations: Josh Allen and the Bills come alive vs. Steelers after rough start
‘Even a pass of more than 10 yards down the field feels like a chore – never mind completing one.’
Lance Lysowski: How can the Bills overcome their flaws? Toughness and physicality
‘On a blustery night in which the Bills (8-4) needed to win the line of scrimmage with two backup offensive tackles, they pushed around the Steelers and terrorized Rodgers throughout the second half.’
Bills cornerback Christian Benford puts on show vs. Steelers: 'This guy is a baller'
‘“I’ve just been fine-tuning that little technique, stuff that, like, everyone overlooks,” Benford said. “I was fine-tuning it, and I thank the Lord that my work came out to success on Sundays.”’
Keon Coleman finds his way back to end zone; Mike Tomlin booed at home
‘Coleman wasn’t targeted in playing 10 snaps in the first half, but his touchdown extended the Bills’ lead to 16-7 with 8:49 left in the third quarter.’
Three questions after the Buffalo Bills dominate the Pittsburgh Steelers
‘That the Buffalo Bills can overcome a messy first half, and that takeaways really, really matter. The Bills had two turnovers in the first half, and they looked hapless early against the Pittsburgh Steelers. But in their 26-7 win in Acrisure Stadium, the Bills defense evened things up. The Buffalo defense had two takeaways in five plays to start the third quarter, allowing the Bills to take and then extend the lead. Give game balls to defensive end Joey Bosa and cornerback Christian Benford for turning the tide for Buffalo. While the first-half deficiencies are worth examining, the Bills ultimately got the much-needed win.’
How Joey Bosa blew up Aaron Rodgers, plus other big plays that shaped the Bills' big win
‘Rodgers planted his back foot to prepare to throw, but he didn’t see the hit coming. Bosa got free and leveled Rodgers from behind. The quarterback fumbled. Benford picked up the ball and ran it in for a touchdown, giving the Bills their first lead in a 23-7 win over the Steelers.’
Bills Report Card: Defense puts together its most complete game of the season in big win
‘The offensive line did not give up a sack to Watt and Co. That’s a job well done, especially after Allen was sacked a career-high eight times in his last outing against Houston. Yes, the production from the passing game will need to be better moving forward.’
4 things that stood out in Bills' resounding Week 13 win against Steelers
‘“Yeah, maybe a little bit,” Allen said when asked if that hit ramped up the motivation. “Moving forward, probably don’t need that to get us going; need to find a way to get going by ourselves.”’