‘2017 — Bills 26, Broncos 16 — Tyrod Taylor threw two touchdown passes and Buffalo’s defense came up with two interceptions and a couple fourth-down stops on Denver’s final four possessions. Tre’Davious White got his first career interception, and Dion Dawkins made his first NFL start at right tackle in place of injured Cordy Glenn. The Bills benefitted from Von Miller getting penalized 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct when he pretended to help Taylor up off the turf before pulling his hand away. Several players from both teams knelt during the national anthem to protest comments made that week by President Donald Trump.’
BillsBeat - September 24, 2025
James Cook partners with Rich's for 'James Cookie'
‘The ‘James Cookie,’ features praline-coated pretzels, rice crispy crunch, toffee bits, white chocolate, and red, white, and blue sprinkles.’
Bills fan undergoes successful surgery after medical emergency during game
‘Brian underwent a successful surgery for a pacemaker Thursday afternoon, and Candice said he should be able to go home Friday. Before his operation, he recorded a message, which aired on ABC World News Tonight with David Muir.’
BillsBeat - September 23, 2025
10 Bills trends to watch as they prepare to face winless Saints in Week 4
‘But if the trend continues, Buffalo must get to the quarterback more often than it has. The Bills’ 16.7% pressure rate in base defense is tied for the second-worst mark in the NFL.’
Jim Kubiak: Josh Allen was stellar vs. the Dolphins – but he gets high marks for what he didn't do
‘For his part, Allen played with measured sophistication, completing 21 of 28 attempts for 218 yards with three touchdown passes and no interceptions. The Bills’ offense was at times unstoppable, as they physically imposed their will on the Dolphins in rushing (157 to 130 yards), passing (203 to 146 yards) and first downs (23 to 19), gaining 6.3 yards per play and winning the turnover differential at plus-1.’
Erik Brady: Ken Dryden was a big fan of the Buffalo Bills – and of national child care in Canada
‘He spoke fluent Bills, too. When saying Gilchrist had been his favorite player, Dryden called out, “Lookie, lookie, here comes Cookie!” (The fullback had played for the Tiger-Cats in Hamilton, where Dryden was born, and for the Argonauts in Toronto, where Dryden grew up.’
Bills' focus tested against another underdog: What to know aboout Week 4 matchup
‘Sure enough, the Bills crushed the Jets, did enough to beat back a feisty and desperate Dolphins outfit, and now they are confronted with a Saints team that, like those two AFC East rivals, has started the season 0-3 and is coming off a 44-13 Sunday shellacking at the hands of the Seattle Seahawks.’
Bills vs. Saints injury update: Buffalo receives good news on starting defense
‘Buffalo has played its last two games without two defensive starters. Cornerback Taron Johnson and defensive tackle Ed Oliver missed the Week 2 blowout win over the New York Jets. In Week 3, Johnson returned but linebacker Matt Milano was out as Oliver remained sidelined as Buffalo defeated the Miami Dolphins.’
Top games in stadium history: Rookie WR torches Jets in 255-yard showcase
‘The Bills lined up Butler, Lewis and Roland Hooks on the right side and they all took off downfield with the intention of Lewis trying to tip the ball to one of the other two. Instead, it was Jets’ cornerback Burgess Owens who got his hand up, but the ball still cooperated as it caromed into Butler’s hands at the Jets’ 30 and he raced to the end zone from there for one of the most improbable TDs ever.’
Can the Bills survive by allowing Josh Allen be a game manager?
‘The Buffalo Bills couldn’t seem to put away the woeful Miami Dolphins when opportunities appeared. And suddenly the game was tied 21-21 in the fourth quarter while the Bills punted twice in the third quarter and were prepared for third in the fourth.’
Josh Allen found a new way to win in Bills' TNF triumph over Dolphins
‘According to ESPN, Allen only attempted one pass more than 10 yards down the field, and that was incomplete. He’s never had a game without a completed pass that traveled 10 or more yards downfield.’
This date in Bills stadium history: Sept. 23
‘1979 — Bills 46, Jets 31 — Rookie receiver Jerry Butler exploded for 255 yards, a team record that stands to this day, and he caught four of Joe Ferguson’s five TD passes as Buffalo came back from down 24-12 for the win. Another standout rookie, nose tackle Fred Smerlas, returned a fumble for a touchdown, and tight end Joe Shipp scored the only touchdown of his NFL career. With attendance of 68,731 at Rich Stadium, this was the second straight high-scoring home game for the Bills after beating the Bengals 51-24 two weeks earlier. They would win just once more at home during the 7-9 season however.’
Bills fans saves man's life during game at Highmark Stadium
‘”He was going down and I just kind of got tunnel vision and held him in my hands,” Candice recounted. “And all of a sudden, the Bills Mafia just started recognizing that something was wrong, and they were like ‘Do you need help?’ And they started screaming and yelling for help way louder than the section had to be.”‘
BillsBeat - September 22, 2025
Lance Lysowski: Bills are off to another 3-0 start, but we haven't seen their best yet
‘On paper, these Bills are playing like a Super Bowl contender. With the win Thursday night, Buffalo became the first team in NFL history to score 100-plus points, turn the ball over zero times, commit fewer than 15 penalties and average 150-plus rushing with 250-plus passing yards while winning each of the first three games in a season. Yet they haven’t had a complete performance in any game, either.’
The Editorial Board: Clarity and structure needed for Bills organization's CBA contributions
‘The Rev. Mark Blue, committee chair, made the case that the oversight group is trying to do its part and that there is a misconception that the team only supports certain organizations. Still, perception is often reality for those who feel their projects remain unfunded or underfunded, or that their concerns are not being met.’