‘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.’
BillsBeat - September 15, 2025
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.’
Carucci Take 2: Defense gets major redemption in the Bills’ pounding of Jets
‘“The defense did some really good things,” coach Sean McDermott said. “It’s good to see them really disciplined, playing hard, playing a relentless style of defense, taking the ball away and being able to close the game out. Those are hard to do as well.”’
Josh Allen jokes about his bloody nose: 'We could breathe, so it's good'
‘Allen’s scare came with 1 minute, 52 seconds left in the first quarter. Allen scrambled and was in the process of being tackled when he took a hand to the face. He quickly made his way to the sideline.’
Bills QB Josh Allen temporarily leaves game vs. Jets with bloody nose
‘Allen was tended to by trainers on the sideline, with broadcast footage showing blood coming out of the reigning MVP’s nose.’
Bills stomp Jets, improve to 2-0
‘James Cook ran for 132 yards and two scores, including an impressive 44 yarder in the second quarter, as the Bills romped past the Jets 30-10.’
Thad Brown: Trubisky moment example of Bills winning culture
‘Trubisky calmly stepped in and fired a dart to Josh Palmer for 32 yards. Palmer had Sauce Gardner beat, but one of the league’s top corners was in close pursuit. The window was not large and Trubisky dotted it ice cold off the bench. He threw for more yards in that one pass than Justin Fields had all day.’
Bills Block Party celebrates team’s second consecutive win
‘“Last year, when we went to one of the games, it was a high of 12 degrees, and just feeling the mafia vibe,” Bills fan Amie Fouchie said. “Think the energy, really, just, it’s no experience other than that.”’
Bills dominate Jets in road win
‘Buffalo dominated on both sides of the ball to earn their first AFC East win of the season.’
Bills Block Party takes over East Ave
‘With the Bills on the road for the first time in the 2025 season, a Bills Block Party took place on East Ave. between Alexander and Lawrence streets.’
Bills 30, Jets 10 | Final Score, game recap + stats to know
‘The Bills win was fueled by a dominant day on the ground for the offense and a lights-out performance from the defense.’
Top 3 things we learned from Bills at Jets | Week 2
‘All three Bills touchdowns came from players not named Allen, marking the first time since 2020 that Buffalo won without a score from their MVP QB.’
'When something's not broke, don't fix it' | Bills rushing attack leads the way in Week 2 win over Jets
‘The Bills’ 224 total rushing yards was their highest rushing total since Week 15 against the Dallas Cowboys in the 2023 season, where Cook had a similarly dominant performance.’
BillsBeat - September 14, 2025
Inside the Bills: What wide receiver concerns? Keon Coleman, Joshua Palmer's Week 1 performances show plenty of promise
‘There was plenty to celebrate in Week 1 for the Bills, especially when it came to the wide receiver spot. Of all the positions on offense, none was debated more than the team’s group of wideouts in the offseason. Did general manager Brandon Beane do enough to strengthen the group for Josh Allen? Would somebody outside of Khalil Shakir step up? If so, whom would it be?’