‘Milano took one more step toward his return on Monday.’
BillsBeat - November 12, 2024
Bills Week 10 PFF grades: Former UDFA leads way for defense, reserve OL steps up vs. Colts
‘Josh Allen did not play his best game on Sunday as evidenced by two poorly thrown interceptions. Despite this, Allen also did Josh Allen things in the game. His throw to Mack Hollins before halftime was a play that few quarterbacks can make in this league. His running ability was also on display in the game with a touchdown score and big run on Buffalo’s final drive of the game. Despite not being at his best, Allen still produced 330 total yards of offensive for the Bills. In addition to his 80.1 overall grade, Allen had a passing grade of 70.0 and a run grade of 86.0.’
Bills open All-Pro Matt Milano's window to return from IR, won't play against the Chiefs
‘Coach Sean McDermott announced Monday that All-Pro linebacker Matt Milano’s 21-day window to return from injured reserve opened. Milano will not play against the Chiefs Sunday and the Bills have until the day after the Dec. 1 game against the San Francisco 49ers to activate him to the active roster and keep him on IR for the remainder of the season.’
Upon Further Review: Bills won chess match with Joe Flacco just enough times to force miscues
‘On the Johnson interception, the Bills showed two-high safeties (Cover 2) and then brought safety Damar Hamlin on a delayed blitz while shifting to a Cover 3 (three defensive backs high) zone. Flacco was so sure of his decision that he released the ball quickly, but almost immediately after it left his hand, he knew it was a mistake.’
Bills brace for latest showdown against Chiefs knowing it won’t ease past playoff woes against KC
‘Successful as the Bills have been in winning three straight regular-season meetings in what’s become an annual matchup between AFC contenders, what stands out is Buffalo coming up empty in the games that truly matter.’
Bills linebacker Matt Milano cleared to begin practicing 3 months after tearing left biceps
‘The move opens a 21-day window for Milano to be activated off injured reserve. The AFC East-leading Bills (8-2) enter their bye week after hosting the Chiefs, meaning the earliest the eighth-year player can return is for Buffalo’s home game against San Francisco on Dec. 1.’
Buffalo Bills WR Keon Coleman out vs. Kansas City Chiefs
‘Coleman is dealing with a right wrist injury suffered in the Week 9 win over the Miami Dolphins. The injury forced him to miss the team’s win over the Indianapolis Colts last week, but McDermott said that Coleman going on injured reserve is still not expected. The team’s bye week follows the game against the Chiefs.’
Bills open up 21-day window for linebacker Matt Milano; WR Keon Coleman to miss showdown vs. Chiefs
‘McDermott said that the Bills will open the 21-day practice window for linebacker Matt Milano while adding that he will not face the Chiefs. Milano has yet to play this year after undergoing surgery to repair a torn biceps back in August. Like Milano, rookie wideout Keon Coleman will also not be available for Sunday’s game. Coleman, who was inactive for this past Sunday’s win over the Colts, will continue to miss time as he deals with a wrist injury.’
Bills All-Pro gearing up for massive return
‘On Monday, November 11, Bills head coach Sean McDermott addressed the media and provided an update on All-Pro linebacker Matt Milano. “He will not play in the game [against Kansas City], but we’ll open up his practice window this week,” McDermott said.’
Bills get troubling news regarding Keon Coleman
‘After missing Week 10, rookie wide receiver Keon Coleman has already been ruled out for Week 11 by head coach Sean McDermott. Coleman is battling a wrist injury he sustained in the final moments of the Bills’ Week 9 win over the Miami Dolphins when former Bill Jordan Poyer laid a hit on him that was flagged for unnecessary roughness.’
Bills should sprint to sign their former defender after shocking release
‘In a very shocking sequence of events, the Seattle Seahawks have released linebacker Tyrel Dodson after he started all nine games for them this season. He has 71 tackles on the year, as well as two sacks. The move makes very little sense for the Seahawks to release a player that has been a starter in the middle of their defense and has been productive, but their loss should absolutely be Buffalo’s gain.’
Bills open Matt Milano's 21-day practice window
‘McDermott said Milano will not play this coming Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs and that the team will take it one day and one week at a time as they assess his recovery.’
NFL Today crew comes to Western New York this Sunday
‘Kaler says the exposure is priceless. “The national eyes, actually the worldwide eyes, could potentially be on the game, and the pregame as pretty high and that’s just something that’s pretty invaluable, something that visit Buffalo Niagara would never be able to purchase,” says Kaler.’
'You can feel the energy' Bills Mafia prepares for Sunday showdown against Kansas City Chiefs
‘Danny’s South owner Mark Ebeling tells 7 News he is opening his lots early to accommodate more Bills fans. “It’s going to be crazy—it’s going to be crazy for the whole area. You know you’ve got the Big Tree across the street, Prohibition down the street, and O’Neills down the street. We all want this. We can’t wait for this,” said Ebeling. His lot will open at 8 a.m. on Sunday.’
'This is not just football': Miami third grade class gifted Bills merchandise after sending letter to team
‘Sam is known for his math skills, knowledge of football stats, and love of the Buffalo Bills, which have caught the attention of some familiar faces at One Bills Drive.’