‘”I just wanna win football games,” Allen said via Matthew Bove. “People want to talk about last game. Kevin just told me that people are mad that we’re not pushing the ball downfield and it’s just like, we’re winning football games. And we’re doing what’s asked of us, taking what’s there for us. Teams want to play these split safety coverages and keep everything in front of us. But completions and letting guys like [Khalil Shakir] get the ball in his hands and make a play and go score. Same thing with [Dalton Kincaid]… we’re just trying to win football games. Whatever that may be.”‘
BillsBeat - September 26, 2025
Dalton Kincaid highlights incredible versatility of Bills offense
‘“They got to cover every inch of the field,” Kincaid said. “We could run the ball, pass the ball, whatever it may be, and when you can have three tight ends out there that can do all three, and I think it really helps out.”’
Bills still without three starters at practice
‘Defensive tackle Ed Oliver (ankle), linebacker Matt Milano (pectoral), and right tackle Spencer Brown (calf) all sat out for a second straight day as the team continued to prepare for their game Sunday at Highmark Stadium against the New Orleans Saints.’
Opinion: Might be time to call them the 'Aints' once again
‘The Saints have a new head coach in former NFL quarterback Kellen Moore, who had been the offensive coordinator for the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. At 36 years of age, Moore is the youngest head coach in the league.’
Remembering 'The Ralph' with Bills superfan Del Reid
‘”I think about the first game I ever went to, which was a come-from-behind win on ‘Sunday Night Football’ back in 1990. I think of my uncle taking me a game that same year and seeing Randall Cunningham complete this amazing pass out of the end zone for a touchdown on the other end of the field – Bills still won that day, so it’s OK,” said Reid in an interview with WBEN.’
Not hampered by injury, Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid flashing his potential
‘”The guy always finds himself in good positions; he does things the right way,” Josh Allen said. “He’s doing a good job of catching the ball and scoring. We love when we can rely on someone when we throw the ball up, they come down with it, and he’s been proving he can do that.”‘
'Couldn't wait': How Sunday's 1 p.m. kickoff time is impacting ticket prices and Bills gameday plans
‘”We have a big party in our back parking lot, we have a big party way in the back, a party in the front,” said Ebling. “I think everybody couldn’t wait for this 1 o’clock game.”‘
This date in Bills stadium history: Sept. 26
‘1999 — Buffalo 26, Philadelphia 0 — In a new era with Wade Phillips as head coach and Doug Flutie at quarterback, the Bills held an Eagles team coached by Andy Reid to 181 total yards in the shutout victory. Phil Hansen recovered two fumbles by Eagles quarterback Doug Pederson, forced by Bruce Smith and Gabe Northern. The Bills rushed for 191 yards, getting a touchdown from Antowain Smith and Flutie’s scoring pass to Jay Riemersma, four field goals in the first half from Steve Christie, and Andre Reed became the third NFL receiver with 900 career receptions as Buffalo improved to 2-1.’
Elijah Moore settling in, enjoying role in high-scoring Bills offense
‘“I think its been one of my easiest transitions,” Moore said. “I’ve been on two teams before this, and what felt like a rush, finally feels a little bit slower here. They’ve been welcoming with open arms both on and off the field. I feel good about it.”‘
Bills monitor injuries as Oliver, Hairston make progress
‘Oliver did not participate fully in drills, but he was seen mostly standing and watching while also lightly going through the motions during practice. His status for Sunday has yet to be determined.’
Valley native Josh Allen & Wonderful Pistachios scholarships to help Firebaugh students
‘The scholarship, part of the Wonderful Community Scholarship program, will provide up to $12,000 over four years to eligible students, along with assistance in college applications and financial aid.’
BillsBeat - September 25, 2025
Analysis: Dalton Kincaid giving the Bills exactly what they need from him
‘“The guy always finds himself in good positions. He does everything the right way,” quarterback Josh Allen said Wednesday. “He’s following the football. He’s doing a good job of catching the ball and scoring. So, we love when we can rely on somebody that when you throw it up, they’re going to come down with it, and he’s been proven to do that.”’
Bills notebook: Maxwell Hairston begins work to the side, but timeline still murky
‘Hairston worked to the side at Wednesday’s practice, the first time he has done so since spraining his right lateral collateral ligament (LCL) during training camp. While Hairston has been present at practice, this was the first time he worked with the strength and conditioning team during the portion of practice open to the media.’
Bills new stadium waitlisters start getting their chance at seats, but what’s left?
‘Seats with higher priced PSLs are likely the majority of what’s still left to be purchased and may be the only ones left after the initial wave of waitlisters make their way to the experience center, where the team makes’
Saints game could be turning point for Bills' third down woes
‘Against the Ravens and Dolphins combined, the Bills’ defense allowed a 61.5% success rate which would rank as the worst in the league by a huge amount, but then you mix in the Jets’ game and that improves the season rate to 43.2%, though that still ranks a not-so-great 23rd.’