Two Bills Drive

‘But Allen was not going to sell Prater short in the post-game celebration, and was quick to embrace his kicker after the game with a whole lot of shouting and one endearing message: “Welcome to Buffalo baby!”’

‘”Honestly, I met him in the locker room two days ago, he showed me a video of his son playing quarterback, that’s how we met,” Allen said. “Today before the game he comes up to me in the locker room before we even take the field, he just said ‘Hey, I promise you I’m gonna give you everything I got tonight.'”‘

‘Here’s a look at the top reactions after Baltimore’s unbelievable loss.’

‘”Hey that’s a hell of a win, men,” McDermott said during his speech. “Listen, as a coach, man, you always look for a win like this early in the year when you’re trying to bring a team together. You guys just showed me what’s in here. This is a football team right here. It is early in the season but you never stopped playing. New faces in this locker room, you never stopped playing. You kept playing for one another. Now where’s Matt Prater?”‘

‘”Our team didn’t quit,” said Allen. “I think there were some people that left the stadium. That’s ok, we’ll be fine, but have some faith next time.”‘

‘The classic early 2000s tune by The Killers has become quite the anthem in the sports world, signifying an in-sync, fired-up fan base. As Bills Mafia serenaded those remaining on the turf, tight ends Dawson Knox and Dalton Kincaid took it upon themselves to run around the stadium and sing along.’

‘While the Bills were more than happy to celebrate their thrilling season-opening win, a closer look at that final kick shows that they got extremely lucky because it sure seemed like Baltimore’s Kyle Hamilton could have blocked it. Heck, he might have even gotten a little piece of the ball before it sailed through the uprights.’

‘”The oldest guy in the world, ain’t he?” Dawkins said after Prater’s heroics. “Shoot, I’m thankful for him. Keep your old ass with the Bills.”‘