‘The Bills announced Wednesday that the “cold front” jerseys are now for sale at the Bills store, both in store and online. These blue, white and silver tops will be worn Oct. 5 when they take on the New England Patriots at Highmark Stadium in Week 5.’
BillsBeat - September 12, 2025
Premiere date announced for 'Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story'
‘The answer to that came Wednesday night, when the Bills announced that “Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story” will air for the first time at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 22 on the Hallmark Channel.’
Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver sidelined by ankle injury
‘The Bills said Oliver has an ankle injury. 2 On Your Side sports director Jon Scott saw Oliver wearing a book on his left foot in the locker room before he got on a medical scooter and was wheeled away.’
Buffalo Bills holiday rom-com sets release date on Hallmark Channel
”The trailer for “Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story” was released a few days ago. The Bills confirmed that the movie will air on Saturday, November 22. It will also stream on the Hallmark Channel’s streaming service Hallmark+.’
Bills vs. Jets | Weekly notes, quotes and stats before Week 2 matchup
‘Six players were limited for the practice – DB Jordan Hancock (shoulder), CB Taron Johnson (quad), TE Dawson Knox (hip), DE Greg Rousseau (knee), LB Shaq Thompson (hamstring/hand) and CB Tre’Davious White (groin). DT Ed Oliver (ankle) was the only player that did not participate in the walkthrough. Good news for a couple players – RB James Cook (hamstring) and CB Brandon Codrington (knee) were limited on Wednesday but participated in full on Thursday.’
'Buckle down and get ready' | Sean McDermott, Josh Allen and Bills players on facing the New York Jets in Week 2
‘”We’ve got to make sure that this week is hard, this week really needs to be hard for us as a team even though you win the game,” McDermott said. “It’s too early in the season to say, ‘Hey you know this or that.’ It’s we got to buckle down and get ready for us and how we can improve.”‘
BillsBeat - September 11, 2025
Two-point conversions are area of emphasis for Buffalo Bills
‘“Look, our two-point plays weren’t good enough (Sunday) night,” offensive coordinator Joe Brady said Monday. “Those are the things that you can win and lose ballgames with. We learned that in the AFC championship game, so we’ve got to do a better job when we get those opportunities – whether we’ve got to get 1 yard or whether we’ve got to go 2, we’ve got to do a better job.”’
Analysis: Bills' offense is far from broken, but knows it has things to fix
‘“The biggest thing is I’ve got to get our offense in a better rhythm,” offensive coordinator Joe Brady said Monday. “Every game, we take some learning from it. It’s never going to be perfect. Sometimes, we’ve just got to find a way to get a first down.”’
Bills Notebook: Josh Allen wins (another) AFC Offensive Player of the Week award
‘Allen went 33 of 46 for 394 yards and two passing touchdowns, and he rushed 14 times for 30 yards and two more touchdowns in the Bills’ thrilling 41-40 victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday at Highmark Stadium.’
Community groups pitch funding needs to Bills, but only so much money to go around
‘Fourteen people, representing 11 community groups focused on helping the underserved, spoke during the public forum Tuesday evening at Agustin Olivencia Community Center, 261 Swan St.’
Jim Kubiak: Why Josh Allen and the Bills' rally was just as amazing on film as it was live
‘Allen and the Bills never gave up and never stopped believing there was a chance to win, despite the 1.1% odds of doing so. This Bills team never blinked, despite the fact that no team in NFL history had been able to overcome a 15-point deficit with less than four minutes remaining. They didn’t allow the emotional nature of being dominated by the vaunted Ravens’ ground attack to change their belief. They persevered, kept playing, then capitalized on the one mistake by Henry, who had been the hero of the game to that moment.’
Erik Brady: Bills' greatest fourth-quarter comeback came courtesy of a kicker who came back
‘Mike Mercer has a unique place in Bills history. The team lent him to Kansas City in 1966, and the Chiefs rode his leg to the first Super Bowl. The Bills then reclaimed him for the 1967 season, like a leased car returned to the dealer.’
Can the Bills defense rebound against the Jets after being torched by Ravens?
‘Babich reeled off the usual cliches about how every player has to “do his 1/11th” and how they need to be “connected on our styles of play” but the bottom line is something that Babich fully understands. Yes, they won, and there were a few good moments with all of those coming in the last three Baltimore possessions when the defense finally woke up and did its part to help deliver the victory.’
Injury to cornerback could be another blow to Bills defense: Updates from McDermott
‘Nickel cornerback Taron Johnson suffered a quad injury that McDermott said flared up after the game and he sat out Wednesday’s practice. So did backup linebacker/special teamer Shaq Thompson who aggravated the hamstring that forced him to miss most of training camp. “Neither of those two will practice today, and then everyone else will be practicing in some capacity,” McDermott said.’
Was there any doubt? Josh Allen named AFC player of the week
‘This was not a tough choice for the voters after Allen led the Bills to a remarkable 41-40 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, rallying Buffalo from a 15-point deficit by producing 16 points in the final four minutes.’