‘After the impressive win, noted Chiefs fan and FS1 analyst Nick Wright had high praise for the Bills and Josh Allen in light of his 26 yard touchdown run that put the game on ice.’
BillsBeat - November 20, 2024
Josh Allen's viral scramble was one of the most unlikely touchdowns in NFL history
‘According to AWS, Allen’s chances of scoring on the scramble were just a mere 1.2 percent. A few broken tackles later, though, Allen was in the end zone as roars and chants of “MVP” echoed through the Buffalo night.’
Report: Deal in place for Pegula to sell a minority stake in the Buffalo Bills
‘According to the report, the Pegula’s would maintain ownership of around 79% of the Bills, selling 10% to the private equity firm Arctos Partners and another 10.6% to a group of investors including former NBA stars Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady.’
'It's amazing what they do': Buffalo Bills host Thanksgiving Blitz at FeedMore WNY to feed 600 families
‘Former Bills players Jim Kelly, Thurman Thomas, Jeff Nixon, Marlo Perry and Lou Piccone were on hand loading food into hundreds of cars. Each vehicle got a bag with a turkey in it, and a tote packed with rolls, pies, and canned vegetables.’
'We'll still be friends by the end, I think': The rivalry relationships between Buffalo Bills and Chiefs fans
‘Now imagine being a Bills fan who is friends with, or even married to, a member of the Chiefs Kingdom!’
Who are the potential new Buffalo Bills minority owners?
‘Palumbo is the co-managing partner of the private equity firm Accel-KKR. For over 20 years, Accel-KKR has invested in software and tech companies. It has $19 billion in capital commitments.
SBJ reported that Palumbo would have the largest share of any individual minority owner. Palumbo is based in California.’
Talks continue for future development around Bills stadium site
‘Lorentz spoke with folks who planned the 45 acre year round Titletown complex with restaurants, bars and much more which opened around Green Bay’s Lambeau Field in 2017. He said, “They immediately have a complex around the stadium and the one has a toboggan hill and they have ice skating and they have all kinds of things like that. Is that something that the old stadium could become?”‘
Buffalo Bills draw record-breaking TV ratings in thrilling Week 11 win over Kansas City Chiefs
‘Not only is Bills-Chiefs the most-watched game of the 2024 NFL season so far, it is also the most-watched regular season NFL game, excluding Thanksgiving & Christmas, since the Patriots-Colts game Week 9 in 2007 (33.8 million).’
BillsBeat - November 19, 2024
Upon Further Review: Ryan Van Demark does an admirable job filling in for Spencer Brown
‘It wasn’t an easy ask, either. Van Demark lined up across from Chiefs edge rusher George Karlaftis, a former first-round draft pick who entered the game with sacks in three of his past four games and 13 quarterback hits on the season. Van Demark, though, more than held his own in helping the Bills to a 31-20 victory. Analytics website Pro Football Focus charged him with allowing just two quarterback hurries on 47 pass-blocking snaps.’
Richard Gouraige, Zach Davidson make NFL debuts for Bills in win over Chiefs
‘Gouraige played three snaps on offense, stepping in when Dion Dawkins briefly left the lineup in the fourth quarter because of an injury. “I know he was fired up about it. So he works extremely hard, it was good to see,” Bills coach McDermott said. “And then Zach Davidson getting a catch, I think first varsity time out there. So, just overall, great win.” Davidson played 11 snaps and did finish with one catch for 5 yards in the victory. Here are four more takeaways from the snap counts in the Bills’ Week 11 win:’
Position grades: Chiefs' stellar linebackers help shut down Bills' big-man run game
‘The Bills’ use of multiple tight ends and an extra offensive lineman in various configurations has been mostly outstanding this season. Not in Sunday’s 30-21 victory over the Chiefs.’
Joe Brady watch: Three-receiver group was by far the best for Bills vs. Chiefs
‘Joe Brady threw a lot of personnel groupings at the Kansas City Chiefs in Sunday’s big Buffalo Bills victory. However, the only one that was very successful was the three-receiver set, 11 personnel. The Bills were able to pass reasonably well on the Chiefs, who entered the game ranked No. 5 in points allowed and No. 4 in yards allowed. As expected, however, the Chiefs were stingy against the run. The Bills gained 104 rushing yards, but 44 came on scrambles by Josh Allen, capped by his game-clinching 26-yard touchdown run.’
Bills ready to sell about 20% minority stake in team, according to report
‘The Bills cannot disclose who they are negotiating or speaking with during this process, but said earlier this month that there has been a “significant amount of interest” among potential minority partners. The team reiterated that Monday.’
Alan Pergament: Tony Romo spies all the key moments in Bills' aggressive march to victory over Chiefs
‘There was no mistake about it: CBS’ No. 1 crew had a strong game.’
Bills may see starters on offense return from injury when they play 49ers after bye week
‘“No new additions to the injury list at this point,” McDermott said. “The message I’m getting from our training room is ‘we’ll let you know how this week goes.’” The Bills had three key offensive starters sit out Sunday’s 30-21 victory over the Chiefs – tight end Dalton Kincaid, wide receiver Keon Coleman and right tackle Spencer Brown. They also saw left tackle Dion Dawkins and safety Taylor Rapp suffer what appear to be minor injuries in the game, though both returned to play.’