‘The nose of the MVP clearly began bleeding, and he was getting it tended to with a ton of gauze on the sideline.’
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Bills QB Josh Allen leaves game vs. Jets with facial injury
‘Quarterback Josh Allen was tackled and immediately ran toward the sideline signaling for backup Mitch Trubisky to come in. Allen appeared to have blood on his face, making it look as if he suffered an injury to his nose/mouth area.’
Bills' Josh Allen reveals Super Bowl mindset after Jets blowout win
‘”I think the mindset that we have is never get too high, never get too low,” Allen said. “Try to find the middle and understand that it’s never as bad as you think, but it’s never as good as you think. There’s always things to improve on. And each and every week, that’s all we’re trying to do throughout practice.”‘
Josh Allen injury update: Latest news on Bills quarterback's status in Week 2 game
‘Allen was tackled by a Jets defender in the first quarter and appeared to take a shot in the face. He was removed from the game for the time being and was replaced by backup quarterback Mitch Trubisky.’
Bills' Josh Allen offers glowing scouting report on James Cook's performance vs. Jets
‘“I thought James was doing a great job of getting on to the second level,” Allen said. “He had a heck of a game, and yeah, when something’s not broke, don’t fix it, and we kept going back to it and worked out pretty good for us.”’
Buffalo Bills star Joey Bosa reveals the one thing Josh Allen asked of him
‘”He’s an absolute beast,” Bosa said via Mike Garafolo. “It’s funny. He’s like, ‘AlI need from you is one strip sack,’ and I went out there and got it at the end of the game so I’m happy I was able to do something for him.”’
Bills demolish Jets in first divisional action of the season
‘The Bills defense, after not being able to stop the run last week, did so against the Jets on the opening drive. They forced a three-and-out and got the offense the ball almost right away.’
McDermott: The Bills played a 'Relentless style of defense' in dominant 30-10 victory over the Jets
‘”Coaches, led by Bobby (Babich), did a great job putting a good plan together. Players executed. They spent time like they did last week, don’t get me wrong, but there was real they were really intentional this week about the details and making sure they understood where they were supposed to be and when they were supposed to be there”, McDermott said during the postgame press conference.’
Allen: The Bills played "resilient" in dominant victory over Jets
‘Allen did not have any flashy “Josh Allen-style” stats whatsoever in Sunday’s beatdown of the Jets, completing 14 passes on 25 attempts for 148 yards.’
Opinion: Simon: Bills Made For A Stress Free Sunday
‘The only real stressful moment for Bills fans came late in the first quarter. After a Josh Allen run, the quarterback got up and sprinted for the Bills sideline as if something was wrong. Some really bad and scary thoughts were going through my mind as backup quarterback Mitch Trubisky took Allen’s place. As it turned out Allen took a hit to the nose and was bleeding profusely. He only missed a couple of plays and Bills Mafia resumed breathing normally.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Arrow up/Arrow Down: Bills at Jets
‘The Bills were just 5-for-14 on third downs (35.7%).’
Buffalo Bills defense & run game dominate New York Jets as they improve to 2-0
‘So, where do you start with such a dominant win? We’ll go with the Bills’ defense because it was a night-and-day difference from what we saw in the season opener. Despite injuries to starters Ed Oliver and Taron Johnson, the Bills shut the Jets down. The rushing attack from the Jets was ineffective, and the passing game was invisible. Up until garbage time, Jets quarterback Justin Fields had three completions on 11 attempts for 27 yards. Running back Breece Hall, who many expected to have a big game, averaged less than three yards per carry and finished with just 29 yards.’
John Murphy: Bills continue to have the Jets’ number in latest blowout
‘The Jets were a horrible, disorganized bunch Sunday. They eventually became a disinterested group of individuals wasting everybody’s time. The Bills, adhering to the NFL code of effort and focus, had more than enough to beat them.’
This date in Bills stadium history: Sept. 15
‘2013 — Bills 24, Panthers 23 — Mario Williams set a team record with 4.5 sacks, and E.J. Manuel threw a touchdown to Stevie Johnson with 2 seconds remaining to cap an 80-yard winning drive in the first NFL victory for both Manuel and Bills coach Doug Marrone. Completing 78% of his passes for 296 yards, Manuel became the fifth rookie since 1960 to engineer a fourth-quarter comeback in his first or second game. Carolina’s defensive coordinator was Sean McDermott, and future Bills players Mike Tolbert, Josh Norman, Star Lotulelei, Mario Addison and A.J. Klein were all on the field for the Panthers.’
Cook's big game lifts Bills to dominant win at Jets
‘The Bills running back flashed his home run play ability with a 44-yard touchdown run in the second quarter at MetLife Stadium, the second of two rushing touchdowns the set the pace for Buffalo in its 30-10 win over its AFC East rival New York Jets on Sunday.’