‘Join Matt Ryan, Bill Cowher, Nate Burleson, James Brown and J.J. Watt — who may or may not jump through a table at a Bills Mafia tailgate — and CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones in Lot 6 at Highmark Stadium. The show will of course be broadcasted on CBS.’
BillsBeat - November 11, 2024
Damar Hamlin recovers Joe Flacco fumble as CBS announcer discusses 2023 comeback player award controversy
‘When NFL on CBS’ Andrew Catalon was telling the story of Flacco and Hamlin during Sunday’s broadcast between the Colts and Bills, Hamlin ended up recovering a fumble by Flacco. In an incredible sequence, Bills pass rusher Gregory Rousseau forced a fumble on Flacco and Hamlin was there to recover in the third quarter.’
Bills TE Dalton Kincaid gives update on knee injury
‘”I thought I could go [and] then just didn’t feel good enough to run and be able to go out there and protect myself,” Kincaid said.’
Key defender gives Bills “edge over pretty much everybody”
‘Several key players have helped the Bills rank Top 5 in turnovers this season, including cornerback Taron Johnson, who made history of his own during Sunday’s 30-20 win when he became the first Bills player to record a pick-six and a sack in the same game.’
Bills end 25 year drought in Week 10 win vs. Colts
‘Not only did Buffalo clamp down in the second half, they ended a streak that spanned 25 years. Sunday marked the Bills’ first win in Indianapolis since 1998 when they beat a rookie Peyton Manning, who went 20-of-41 for 235 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions. Doug Flutie threw two scores for the Bills, and Antowain Smith had 130 yards and two touchdowns on 31 carries.’
Josh Allen catches O.J. Simpson in major stat in win over Colts
‘Josh Allen didn’t have the most glorious day through the air, throwing two interceptions and not passing for a touchdown. However, he ran for his 57th career rushing touchdown, which moved him into second all-time in Bills history behind Thurman Thomas and tied him with O.J. Simpson, who had 57 scores as a Bills running back. Allen’s 57 rushing touchdowns are the second-most all-time by a quarterback, just 18 behind Cam Newton for the all-time lead.’
Bills giddy up to defeat Colts and keep win streak alive
‘The Buffalo Bills defeated the Indianapolis Colts and keep their momentum moving in the right direction as they approach the bye week.’
McDermott believed the Bills defense was the 'big time difference' in Sunday's victory over the Colts
‘”I thought that the defense and the takeaways was a big time difference in the game, and then also getting momentum back after our turnovers with some key stops and fourth down stops”, McDermott said. “We were able to make them (Colts) one dimensional, which was important for us. It was a resilient win overall. Very resilient win.”‘
Allen: Despite the 30-20 Road Victory, Allen knows the Bills have to be 'better on offense'
‘I mean, again, guys stepping up, knowing they’re knowing their job, knowing their assignment, and going out there and executing can be cleaner”, Allen noted. “That’s that’s me. So again, just making sure we’re communicating well, and just try again, just trying to hold on the football. And, you know, we got to play better on offense,” Allen added.’
Opinion: Simon: Bills Break These Colts
‘In a nutshell the Bills offense looked good in the second and fourth quarters and not good in the first and third quarters. It was a struggle for the Bills passing game but that was to be expected considering they had to make a go of it without two of their best weapons. Both Amari Cooper and Keon Coleman were inactive. They also lost tight end Dalton Kincaid in the game to a knee injury. Allen threw two interceptions and both were on him as opposed to his previous two picks this season.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Bills at Colts
‘Allen was very up-and-down in this game, completing 22-of-37 passes (59.5%) for 280 yards and throwing two bad interceptions. He failed to throw a touchdown pass. He did run for 50 yards, finishing with 320 yards of total offense on the day.’
Defense shines as Buffalo Bills pick up 30-20 road win over Indianapolis Colts
‘It’s the seventh time Buffalo has scored 30 or more points this season.’
'We just made it happen' Buffalo Bills defense gets splash plays from likely and unlikely standouts
‘Johnson is arguably the league’s best nickelback and with that title you expect him to make big plays like that when his number is called. And he knows it.’
‘We are alive and thriving’: Buffalo Jills cheerleaders’ legacy carried on through alumni association
‘The Jills haven’t existed since five of the cheerleaders filed a now-settled lawsuit in 2014 against the Bills organization for back wages.’
Josh Allen climbs Bills' all-time touchdown list; Bills beat Colts
‘Following Thomas (1988-99), Simpson (1969-77), and Allen (2018-present) for all-time touchdown runs in team history are Cookie Gilchrist (31, from 1962-64), Fred Jackson (30, from 2007-14), and Wray Carlton (29, 1960-67).’