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Tre’Davious White has struggled over the past two weeks, at least by his standards, the big wideout may have a good day
The Buffalo Bills host the Detroit Lions this week in a game that is essentially for pride alone. Both squads are looking at sub-.500 finishes in 2018, but each team has some fantasy football values to consider in your league playoffs this week.
While the matchups are a bit stronger for Buffalo, at least on paper, there are a few Detroit players worth considering this...
In short, no, but he’s definitely in the conversation this week.
The Buffalo Bills (4-9) host the Detroit Lions (5-8) this week in a match-up between two teams that won’t make the playoffs in 2018. If you’re reading this column, there’s a good chance you’re involved in your fantasy football playoffs. If that’s the case, congratulations! It’s natural to consider the risks in using anyone from the Bills for league playoffs. However, if you’re in a bind because of injury, etc,...
The Bills and Lions are playing purely for pride. Here’s how to watch.
The Buffalo Bills (4-9) welcome the Detroit Lions (5-8) to New Era Field for a 1 p.m. Eastern clash Sunday afternoon.
As you would expect for a match-up featuring two teams that are squarely on the outside looking in for a playoff berth (Buffalo has been eliminated while Detroit has the faintest of hopes), FOX’s telecast of the Bills and Lions will once again be relegated to fans living in the Buffalo and Detroit...
The ESPN draftnik sees the Bills providing a boost to their offensive line
With only three more weeks left in the regular season and the Buffalo Bills sitting with a record of 4-9, it’s clear the team will have a bevy of offseason needs. Most of those needs center on the team’s anemic, 31st-ranked offense. Currently, the team is in possession of the 6th overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, which presents a golden opportunity to plug up noticeable holes at wide receiver, center, guard,...
There’s a double meaning in this headline.
The Bills will have plenty of cap space this off-season
Since the Buffalo Bills have officially been eliminated from the playoff picture, some of our attention can start to shift towards free agency. The Bills are projected to be very active come the 2019 free agency period, with up to $90 million in cap space available. Today’s links feature some of the free agents that could be of interest courtesy of Pro Football Focus.
There are plenty of other updates available, including news on...
Both players were injured in Sunday’s loss
The Buffalo Bills held a pair of starters out of practice on Wednesday, casting some doubt on their availability for this week’s game against the Detroit Lions.
According to Bills reporter Chris Brown, running back LeSean McCoy, who injured his hamstring after just two carries and one yard in Sunday’s loss against the New York Jets, did not practice Wednesday. Kicker Stephen Hauschka, who was injured via a cheap shot from Jets’ defensive...
Even after a loss, one site moved the Bills up two spots
After an ugly loss to the New York Jets, the Buffalo Bills are all over the place for the week on the national media’s power rankings.
ESPN kept the Bills and the Jets in their same spots from last week. The Bills hold firm at 28th and the Jets at 29th. This week’s edition for ESPN was every team’s wish list. They highlight the cap space they have going into the offseason and high draft pick. What the Bills do with it is up for...
The Bills repeatedly allowed the Jets good to excellent field position with poor special teams performances on kickoffs. We take a look
The Buffalo Bills had 120 more yards than the New York Jets and more than seven minutes longer time of possession. Unfortunately, the Jets were routinely handed short fields to work from thanks to poor performances via the kickoff team. Let’s take a look and see what went wrong.
Play 1The NFL made numerous tweaks to kickoffs this year in the interest...
Each team this week had at least one good highlight.
We had a pair of divisional match-ups in the AFC East this week as the New England Patriots battled the Miami Dolphins and the New York Jets took on the Buffalo Bills. Both games came down to late scoring plays in the fourth quarter, making for some exciting action on the day. This week on the AFC East roundup, we’ll be looking at the best highlight for each of the teams on the weekend.
New England Patriots: Tom BradyYes, the Patriots...
Both players were injured in Sunday’s loss
The Buffalo Bills held a pair of starters out of practice on Wednesday, casting some doubt on their availability for this week’s game against the Detroit Lions.
According to Bills reporter Chris Brown, running back LeSean McCoy, who injured his hamstring after just two carries and one yard in Sunday’s loss against the New York Jets, did not practice today. Kicker Stephen Hauschka, who was injured via cheap shot from Jets’ defensive lineman...
Allen once again rushes for more than 100 yards, and connects with Robert Foster
The Buffalo Bills lost a close game at home to the New York Jets, but at this point the results on the field hardly matter. What matters most—for the future of the team—is how the Bills’ rookies, drafted and undrafted, continue to develop. In that realm, Bills fans have reason to be encouraged, as rookie quarterback Josh Allen essentially put the offense on his back, while the rookies on defense held their...
The moves hint at some turnover at running back this weekend
The Buffalo Bills filled their 53-man roster on Wednesday, signing running back Keith Ford and safety Dean Marlowe from the team’s practice squad. The team had two open roster spots after placing linebacker Matt Milano and cornerback Taron Johnson on injured reserve Tuesday.
Ford, an undrafted rookie out of Texas A&M, has a chance to see plenty of action on Sunday against the Detroit Lions. LeSean McCoy left Sunday’s loss...
Lots of talk of the offseason as the Bills have been eliminated from the playoffs.
The Buffalo Bills have been eliminated from the 2018 playoff race with their loss to the New York Jets and with the change, the questions in this week’s episode turn squarely to the 2019 offseason and the future - all except for one.
This week on Buffalo Rumblings Q&A, we tackle questions on the long-term effects of Josh Allen’s scrambling and running, why the Bills didn’t trade LeSean McCoy, and how...
Allen sure has proven himself a talented runner with the Bills
Coming out of the University of Wyoming, Josh Allen was known as a strong-armed quarterback who wasn’t a slouch as a runner, but by no means was he viewed as one of the NFL’s best rushing quarterbacks. Yet through the first eight games of his young NFL career, Allen is accomplishing record-breaking feats with his legs, showing the NFL he is quite the talented runner.
On Sunday, Allen broke Michael Vick’s record for most...
As bowl games are set to begin, what final NCAA regular season games did Bills scouts attend?
With the regular season of college football in the rear-view mirror, and college bowl games coming down the pike, it’s time that we here at Buffalo Rumblings update fans on what games the Buffalo Bills scouts have attended. November is one of the more important months on the college football calendar, as it includes conference championships games, which routinely feature some of the best prospects...
The Buffalo Bills’ pass rush failed to pressure Sam Darnold all game—but why?
One of the biggest disappointments this past Sunday (besides the final score) involved the lack of pass rush from the Buffalo Bills. The Bills registered zero sacks and never seemed to make rookie quarterback Sam Darnold uncomfortable. This lack of pressure was a major factor in the eventual New York Jets victory. Across the land, the cry went out; “What was wrong with the pass rush?”
While it’s natural...
A trip to the practice squad brought out the best in undrafted receiver Robert Foster, who didn't match potential with production at Alabama.
The second-year linebacker is done for the season
The Buffalo Bills defensive unit has been one of the top groups in the NFL this season, thanks in part to the stellar play by second-year linebacker Matt Milano. Now that Milano will be out for the remainder of the season, the Bills have a glaring hole at linebacker for the remainder of the year. Today’s links take a closer look at the loss of Milano, and the impact his absence will have on the rest of the Bills’ defense.
Milano out for...
For a pair of young Bills, the 2018 season is officially over
The Buffalo Bills have placed two players on injured reserve, officially ending their 2018 season. Linebacker Matt Milano and cornerback Taron Johnson, key contributors to the defense this season, will not play again in 2018.
Milano, a second-year linebacker, had surgery to repair a broken fibula on Monday. He suffered the gruesome injury in Sunday’s loss against the New York Jets. Milano was having a breakout campaign, amassing...