The Bills finished the clean sweep of the AFC East with a one sided beatdown of the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. With both teams playing for playoff implications, it was the Buffalo Bills who got the job done and locked up what was necessary. The Dolphins however, were sent home.  Buffalo came out swinging with starters Josh Allen and company, who played a half of football and put up four scores on Miami. Josh Allen connected to Isaiah McKenzie for two touchdowns, John Brown for another, and a punt return touchdown for McKenzie as well, giving the Bills firm control of the game at halftime.  Sean McDermott started the backups in the second half, and they were relentless, keeping the pressure on Miami, and Tua folded under the pressure. It was a strong showing of the depth that GM Brandon Beane has established for this team, and McDermott's ability to coach his team to the standard that he did. Miami looked like a team that was playing for nothing.  Buffalo will host it's first playoff game in some time next Saturday against the Indianapolis Colts, coached by "Comeback" legend Frank Reich. It will be quite the moment, as the Bills try to avoid the notion that they can't win a playoff game.

The Bills finished the clean sweep of the AFC East with a one sided beatdown of the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. With both teams playing for playoff implications, it was the Buffalo Bills who got the job done and locked up what was necessary. The Dolphins however, were sent home. Buffalo came out swinging with starters Josh Allen and company, who played a half of football and put up four scores on Miami. Josh Allen connected to Isaiah McKenzie for two touchdowns, John Brown for another, and a punt return touchdown for McKenzie as well, giving the Bills firm control of the game at halftime. Sean McDermott started the backups in the second half, and they were relentless, keeping the pressure on Miami, and Tua folded under the pressure. It was a strong showing of the depth that GM Brandon Beane has established for this team, and McDermott's ability to coach his team to the standard that he did. Miami looked like a team that was playing for nothing. Buffalo will host it's first playoff game in some time next Saturday against the Indianapolis Colts, coached by "Comeback" legend Frank Reich. It will be quite the moment, as the Bills try to avoid the notion that they can't win a playoff game.

Episode 8 - Squished the Fish and On to Indianapolis

In another dominant victory for this team, the Buffalo Bills handed the Patriots one of the most overwhelming losses of the Bill Belichick era with a 38-9 score. It was another significant and dominant Bills victory on their path to the post season, and one that both the Bills and Pats won't soon forget.  Josh Allen finished the night breaking a single season team record, as well as Stefon Diggs. It was just another night at the office for the Buffalo Bills, who owned the Patriots in all three phases. It's not every day that Bill Belichick doesn't have an answer to what you are throwing his way, but that's exactly what happened.  For the Patriots, it left much uncertainty for their future, as they face a much more pivotal off season than in years past. The changing of the guard is complete however, for the time being, as the Bills march toward post season glory, with a final showdown against the spry Miami Dolphins who are looking for a crack at the post season as well.

In another dominant victory for this team, the Buffalo Bills handed the Patriots one of the most overwhelming losses of the Bill Belichick era with a 38-9 score. It was another significant and dominant Bills victory on their path to the post season, and one that both the Bills and Pats won't soon forget. Josh Allen finished the night breaking a single season team record, as well as Stefon Diggs. It was just another night at the office for the Buffalo Bills, who owned the Patriots in all three phases. It's not every day that Bill Belichick doesn't have an answer to what you are throwing his way, but that's exactly what happened. For the Patriots, it left much uncertainty for their future, as they face a much more pivotal off season than in years past. The changing of the guard is complete however, for the time being, as the Bills march toward post season glory, with a final showdown against the spry Miami Dolphins who are looking for a crack at the post season as well.

Episode 7 - Bills finish Patriots sweep with lopsided victory

It's been a while, but the Buffalo Bills are now AFC East Champions after 25 years! It's a huge accomplishment in an effort to make people forget about that last 20 years, but not the endgame for this Bills team. In fact, their sights are set much higher than this achievement.  Buffalo rolled into Denver on Saturday, and had another significant team victory. Winning 48-19, there were few moments where the Broncos looked to threaten the Bills lead. Buffalo continued to look like a Super Bowl contender with their performance.  On offense, Josh Allen scored four touchdowns, two by air, and two with his own feet. Allen continues to set and be on pace for many franchise records. What's been the best aspect, is how the 24 year old signal caller, has morphed into one of the league's finest, with a poise and control of the offense like we've never seen before.   Offensive playmakers also reaped the reward of Allen's significant play. Stefon Diggs and Cole Beasley both hauled in over 100 yards each. The running game, while not a significant identity of this team, performed well, when called upon.   The defense left little optimism for Denver yesterday, as they had their way with the opposing offense. The Bills were all over Drew Lock and company, forcing them to punt on a majority of their possessions.  The defense continues to operate very balanced, and it has paid off in dividends for the entire Bills team.  Buffalo has to play two division rivals in the final weeks, in the Patriots and Dolphins, but a win next week should have the Bills considering resting starters to avoid any injury scares before the playoffs.

It's been a while, but the Buffalo Bills are now AFC East Champions after 25 years! It's a huge accomplishment in an effort to make people forget about that last 20 years, but not the endgame for this Bills team. In fact, their sights are set much higher than this achievement. Buffalo rolled into Denver on Saturday, and had another significant team victory. Winning 48-19, there were few moments where the Broncos looked to threaten the Bills lead. Buffalo continued to look like a Super Bowl contender with their performance. On offense, Josh Allen scored four touchdowns, two by air, and two with his own feet. Allen continues to set and be on pace for many franchise records. What's been the best aspect, is how the 24 year old signal caller, has morphed into one of the league's finest, with a poise and control of the offense like we've never seen before.  Offensive playmakers also reaped the reward of Allen's significant play. Stefon Diggs and Cole Beasley both hauled in over 100 yards each. The running game, while not a significant identity of this team, performed well, when called upon.  The defense left little optimism for Denver yesterday, as they had their way with the opposing offense. The Bills were all over Drew Lock and company, forcing them to punt on a majority of their possessions.  The defense continues to operate very balanced, and it has paid off in dividends for the entire Bills team. Buffalo has to play two division rivals in the final weeks, in the Patriots and Dolphins, but a win next week should have the Bills considering resting starters to avoid any injury scares before the playoffs.

Episode 6 - Bills capture first AFC East Title since 1995 with dominant win over Denver

In what was expected to be the Bills toughest remaining opponent in the last quarter of the season, Buffalo won a decisive victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, at home, on Sunday Night Football. It was a statement victory for this young team as they look to move up the ranks and jockey for position in a deep AFC playoff picture.  Things were kept interesting in the first half, as there were multiple punts and 3 and outs. Pittsburgh was the first team on the board, with the Bills following up with a field goal, and just before halftime, a momentum changing pick - six from Taron Johnson. Johnson was one of two unlikely defensive heroes on the day, and it was all Buffalo after he put points on he board.  What came next was a dominant Bills half of Buffalo that involved Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs torching the Steelers secondary together, with help from Cole Beasley and others. The Bills defense showed up big, again, as they look to return to last year's form. Any spark that the Steelers had for a comeback, was ultimately stomped out by Levi Wallace, who picked off "Big" Ben, and that was game. It was a tactfully scripted game, and a solid team win.  Buffalo has all of the momentum, and are finally looking the part of a Super Bowl Contender. The playoffs are unofficially guaranteed at this point, but it's the Buffalo Bills that control their own destiny beyond that.

In what was expected to be the Bills toughest remaining opponent in the last quarter of the season, Buffalo won a decisive victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, at home, on Sunday Night Football. It was a statement victory for this young team as they look to move up the ranks and jockey for position in a deep AFC playoff picture. Things were kept interesting in the first half, as there were multiple punts and 3 and outs. Pittsburgh was the first team on the board, with the Bills following up with a field goal, and just before halftime, a momentum changing pick - six from Taron Johnson. Johnson was one of two unlikely defensive heroes on the day, and it was all Buffalo after he put points on he board. What came next was a dominant Bills half of Buffalo that involved Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs torching the Steelers secondary together, with help from Cole Beasley and others. The Bills defense showed up big, again, as they look to return to last year's form. Any spark that the Steelers had for a comeback, was ultimately stomped out by Levi Wallace, who picked off "Big" Ben, and that was game. It was a tactfully scripted game, and a solid team win. Buffalo has all of the momentum, and are finally looking the part of a Super Bowl Contender. The playoffs are unofficially guaranteed at this point, but it's the Buffalo Bills that control their own destiny beyond that.

Episode 5 - Bills shine in win versus Steelers

Buffalo went into Arizona on Monday Night with ice in their veins, and walked away with a big victory over the defending NFC Champions, the San Francisco 49ers. A much better way to leave the same stadium that had them in heartbreak several weeks ago.  The Bills, from start to finish, were relentless on the 49ers, and didn't leave much room for optimism after the first quarter. Buffalo dominated offensively, with Josh Allen having his way with this 49ers secondary. 4 touchdowns and nearly 400 yards by air is a solid performance against a Top 10 ranked defense.   Speaking of defense, the Bills continued to impress, in both run defense, and passing. San Francisco's Raheem Mostert was the most important facet of this offense heading into this game. Buffalo brought the heat, and made San Francisco one dimensional, and that's right where they wanted Nick Mullens to be. It was an impressive game plan, and it paid off in dividends.   Buffalo plays Pittsburgh this week, who are coming off of their first loss of the season against the Washington Football Team. They'll either play against a very angry, yet relieved team who doesn't have to worry about being perfect anymore, or a spiritually defeated team, whose loss last week will spiral them out of control a tad more. Regardless, this is a great opportunity to make a statement on prime time football against one of the best teams in the NFL today.

Buffalo went into Arizona on Monday Night with ice in their veins, and walked away with a big victory over the defending NFC Champions, the San Francisco 49ers. A much better way to leave the same stadium that had them in heartbreak several weeks ago. The Bills, from start to finish, were relentless on the 49ers, and didn't leave much room for optimism after the first quarter. Buffalo dominated offensively, with Josh Allen having his way with this 49ers secondary. 4 touchdowns and nearly 400 yards by air is a solid performance against a Top 10 ranked defense.  Speaking of defense, the Bills continued to impress, in both run defense, and passing. San Francisco's Raheem Mostert was the most important facet of this offense heading into this game. Buffalo brought the heat, and made San Francisco one dimensional, and that's right where they wanted Nick Mullens to be. It was an impressive game plan, and it paid off in dividends.  Buffalo plays Pittsburgh this week, who are coming off of their first loss of the season against the Washington Football Team. They'll either play against a very angry, yet relieved team who doesn't have to worry about being perfect anymore, or a spiritually defeated team, whose loss last week will spiral them out of control a tad more. Regardless, this is a great opportunity to make a statement on prime time football against one of the best teams in the NFL today.

Episode 4 - Bills dominate 49ers

Another week, and another "w" for the Buffalo Bills, as they defeated a rebuilding Chargers team on Sunday by score of 27-17. While it wasn't the prettiest victory, the game was a lot closer than the score would tell you. It was a gritty win for the fresh Buffalo Bills.  Buffalo has it's strongest defensive performance of the year, holding the Chargers run game to 76 yards, which is significant with all factors considered. The return of underrated running back Austin Ekeler wasn't enough in the rush. The Bills defense hasn't had too many games as great as this against the running backs.  Offensively, the team showed that it could move the ball effectively, with or without John Brown. Rookie Wide Receiver Gabriel Davis stepped up in a big way, hauling in a touchdown reception from Cole Beasley, and leading in receiving yards on the team for the first time this season. Davis's future appears bright, and it's another testament to how deep this roster is that Brandon Beane has created.  The Bills play the 49ers on the road next week, although the location is uncertain at this point. San Francisco will be the team without a home going forward in 2020, and the Bills can't underestimate this depleted, yet passionate football team.

Another week, and another "w" for the Buffalo Bills, as they defeated a rebuilding Chargers team on Sunday by score of 27-17. While it wasn't the prettiest victory, the game was a lot closer than the score would tell you. It was a gritty win for the fresh Buffalo Bills. Buffalo has it's strongest defensive performance of the year, holding the Chargers run game to 76 yards, which is significant with all factors considered. The return of underrated running back Austin Ekeler wasn't enough in the rush. The Bills defense hasn't had too many games as great as this against the running backs. Offensively, the team showed that it could move the ball effectively, with or without John Brown. Rookie Wide Receiver Gabriel Davis stepped up in a big way, hauling in a touchdown reception from Cole Beasley, and leading in receiving yards on the team for the first time this season. Davis's future appears bright, and it's another testament to how deep this roster is that Brandon Beane has created. The Bills play the 49ers on the road next week, although the location is uncertain at this point. San Francisco will be the team without a home going forward in 2020, and the Bills can't underestimate this depleted, yet passionate football team.

Episode 3 - Bills subdue Chargers; Where will they play the 49ers next week?

The Week 10 bye week has come and gone, giving the Bills an opportunity to evaluate their issues, and finish the back half of the season strong.   Through eleven weeks, the Bills sit at 7-3, which is something that doesn't happen often at One Bills Drive. The culture has clearly made a turnaround, but the team isn't where it should be just yet. To look back on the last three years with disdain is not accurate, and to look back on the last three years overly confident is incredibly arrogant.  Th Bills have a generally favorable final six game stretch, with games against the Chargers, 49ers, Steelers, Broncos, Patriots and Dolphins left. Two of the six teams have winning records currently, but all have strengths that will challenge some of the Bills inconsistencies and weaknesses. This is a good time for the Bills to "get hot" and show the true potential of their very talented squad.  Offensively, the Bills have done relatively well throughout the first ten games, but need to approach their rush a lot different. Find balance, and not rely so heavily on the passing game. Defensively, they need to tighten up in rush defense, as the final stretch and playoff field features talented running games that can be a difference maker.  Podcast Hosts Matt and David take you through their observations and expectations for the remainder of 2020.

The Week 10 bye week has come and gone, giving the Bills an opportunity to evaluate their issues, and finish the back half of the season strong.  Through eleven weeks, the Bills sit at 7-3, which is something that doesn't happen often at One Bills Drive. The culture has clearly made a turnaround, but the team isn't where it should be just yet. To look back on the last three years with disdain is not accurate, and to look back on the last three years overly confident is incredibly arrogant. Th Bills have a generally favorable final six game stretch, with games against the Chargers, 49ers, Steelers, Broncos, Patriots and Dolphins left. Two of the six teams have winning records currently, but all have strengths that will challenge some of the Bills inconsistencies and weaknesses. This is a good time for the Bills to "get hot" and show the true potential of their very talented squad. Offensively, the Bills have done relatively well throughout the first ten games, but need to approach their rush a lot different. Find balance, and not rely so heavily on the passing game. Defensively, they need to tighten up in rush defense, as the final stretch and playoff field features talented running games that can be a difference maker. Podcast Hosts Matt and David take you through their observations and expectations for the remainder of 2020.

Episode 2 - Bills Bye Week Evaluations

It's the most exciting way to win, but absolute worst way to lose.   The Buffalo Bills, up and leading over the Arizona Cardinals late in the game on Sunday, fell to one of the most devastating plays in NFL History, the Hail Mary. In what is now being dubbed as the "Hail Murray", DeAndre Hopkins caught a 40+ yard touchdown pass with not one, not two, but three Bills defenders on him, in one of the most incredible plays that fans have seen this season, and perhaps beyond.  To put the result on the game solely on that play however, would be incredible inaccurate, as the Bills lead most of the game, and their offense began to unravel in the third quarter. Two Josh Allen interceptions didn't help the Bills chances to maintain their 14 point lead, and, despite their significant final drive that ended with a 21 yard touchdown pass to Stefon Diggs, it was not enough.  Though they are coming into a much needed bye week after 10 weeks of roller coaster football, the Bills have some work to do. While the secondary is starting to come alive, the rush defense is still struggling and Josh Allen needs to make better decisions on the field.   Believe it or not, the Dolphins are breathing down the Bills neck right now, sitting at 6-3, and an opportunity to only sit back by a half game next week against the Broncos. The race for the AFC East may not be as clear cut as many Bills fans would like to believe.

It's the most exciting way to win, but absolute worst way to lose.  The Buffalo Bills, up and leading over the Arizona Cardinals late in the game on Sunday, fell to one of the most devastating plays in NFL History, the Hail Mary. In what is now being dubbed as the "Hail Murray", DeAndre Hopkins caught a 40+ yard touchdown pass with not one, not two, but three Bills defenders on him, in one of the most incredible plays that fans have seen this season, and perhaps beyond. To put the result on the game solely on that play however, would be incredible inaccurate, as the Bills lead most of the game, and their offense began to unravel in the third quarter. Two Josh Allen interceptions didn't help the Bills chances to maintain their 14 point lead, and, despite their significant final drive that ended with a 21 yard touchdown pass to Stefon Diggs, it was not enough. Though they are coming into a much needed bye week after 10 weeks of roller coaster football, the Bills have some work to do. While the secondary is starting to come alive, the rush defense is still struggling and Josh Allen needs to make better decisions on the field.  Believe it or not, the Dolphins are breathing down the Bills neck right now, sitting at 6-3, and an opportunity to only sit back by a half game next week against the Broncos. The race for the AFC East may not be as clear cut as many Bills fans would like to believe.

Episode 1 - Bills fall to a Hail Murray; What do they need to work on in coming bye week?

It was seemingly a moment that everyone affiliated with the Buffalo Bills at any point over the last 20+ years had clamored for. The unofficial end of the Patriots stranglehold over the AFC East. While this New England squad looked much, much different from last year, they still admirably battled the Bills with the same tenacity that they always have, and didn't roll over for Buffalo.    Aside from the game sealing fumble from Cam Newton in the final seconds, the Patriots played smart football, never being too overly aggressive with their play calling, and putting themselves in a bad position. Their offense, outside of Cam Newton, James White and maybe Rex Burkhead, was made up of players that you would probably never have in your starting fantasy lineup. They were impressive, but that's the genius of Bill Belichick.   The Bills came out and played gritty football, and came out on top in a nail biter. It wasn't pretty by any means, but there were certainly some positives to come from it. The running game finally got some traction, which is something that many have been clamoring for. The defense continues to tighten up, and their "bend, don't break" style of play has led to the most crucial defensive stands happening when needed most.     There's a lot to build off of for this game, as the Bills prepare for their tougher stretch of schedule, starting with the Seattle Seahawks this Sunday.

It was seemingly a moment that everyone affiliated with the Buffalo Bills at any point over the last 20+ years had clamored for. The unofficial end of the Patriots stranglehold over the AFC East. While this New England squad looked much, much different from last year, they still admirably battled the Bills with the same tenacity that they always have, and didn't roll over for Buffalo.    Aside from the game sealing fumble from Cam Newton in the final seconds, the Patriots played smart football, never being too overly aggressive with their play calling, and putting themselves in a bad position. Their offense, outside of Cam Newton, James White and maybe Rex Burkhead, was made up of players that you would probably never have in your starting fantasy lineup. They were impressive, but that's the genius of Bill Belichick.   The Bills came out and played gritty football, and came out on top in a nail biter. It wasn't pretty by any means, but there were certainly some positives to come from it. The running game finally got some traction, which is something that many have been clamoring for. The defense continues to tighten up, and their "bend, don't break" style of play has led to the most crucial defensive stands happening when needed most.     There's a lot to build off of for this game, as the Bills prepare for their tougher stretch of schedule, starting with the Seattle Seahawks this Sunday.

Episode 8 - Bills fend off pesky Patriots; look to continue building momentum against Seattle

In a much needed victory, the Bills swept the Jets for the 2020 season. While New York put together a much better game plan this time around, it was not enough to keep the spunky Buffalo team down. The Bills now are 5-2 and move on to a much anticipated game against the New England Patriots.  The Jets led for the entire first half of the game, a surprising result for a team that hasn't led much all year. Their offense finding some rhythm against the Bills defense. Frank Gore ripped off several big runs, and the Jets passing game looked relatively effective. That all changed in the second half however.  A testament to the Bills defense, which has mostly been a first half team this year, they stopped any momentum that Sam Darnold and the Jets offense had built. Combining that with effective offensive play, that couldn't quite find the end zone, but moved the ball well enough for the Bills rookie kicker Tyler Bass to hit six field goals, and you have a gritty team victory.  While it wasn't the world-beating Bills victory that we hoped to see, it was certainly a step in the right direction after two losses to great AFC contenders. There was a lot to build off of in this game, as the team pulls itself up by the bootstraps and heads toward their much tougher portion of the schedule.

In a much needed victory, the Bills swept the Jets for the 2020 season. While New York put together a much better game plan this time around, it was not enough to keep the spunky Buffalo team down. The Bills now are 5-2 and move on to a much anticipated game against the New England Patriots. The Jets led for the entire first half of the game, a surprising result for a team that hasn't led much all year. Their offense finding some rhythm against the Bills defense. Frank Gore ripped off several big runs, and the Jets passing game looked relatively effective. That all changed in the second half however. A testament to the Bills defense, which has mostly been a first half team this year, they stopped any momentum that Sam Darnold and the Jets offense had built. Combining that with effective offensive play, that couldn't quite find the end zone, but moved the ball well enough for the Bills rookie kicker Tyler Bass to hit six field goals, and you have a gritty team victory. While it wasn't the world-beating Bills victory that we hoped to see, it was certainly a step in the right direction after two losses to great AFC contenders. There was a lot to build off of in this game, as the team pulls itself up by the bootstraps and heads toward their much tougher portion of the schedule.

Episode 7 - Bills survive challenge by Jets; look to continue against Patriots

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Buffalo controlled a struggling New York Giants team, with the exception of the opening drive, to improve to 2-0 on the 2019 season. The team played well on every side of the ball, and it showed, giving the Bills a lot of momentum as they back home to Buffalo for their home opener against the winless Cincinnati Bengals. Aside from Saquon Barkley dominating the defense in the opening drive, the Giants couldn't muster up much of anything on the day. The Bills' defense caused two interceptions, and forced a non-turnover fumble. Buffalo was all over Eli Manning throughout the day, but perhaps not enough to retire him. Josh Allen soared on the day, making big time throws in wide open spaces to his receivers. It was a great showing for Allen as he attempts to silence his critics in his passing game, and develop into the kind of quarterback that the Bills' offense needs and has lacked for many years. 253 passing yards on the day for him, as well as a passing touchdown and a rushing  touchdown.  Overall, it was a good day for New York's geographically lone football team, and should leave plenty of optimism for at least another week. The Bills Mafia are sure to be loud and rowdy on Sunday for the home opener against the quarterback who helped send the Bills to the playoffs in 2017, Andy Dalton.

Buffalo controlled a struggling New York Giants team, with the exception of the opening drive, to improve to 2-0 on the 2019 season. The team played well on every side of the ball, and it showed, giving the Bills a lot of momentum as they back home to Buffalo for their home opener against the winless Cincinnati Bengals. Aside from Saquon Barkley dominating the defense in the opening drive, the Giants couldn't muster up much of anything on the day. The Bills' defense caused two interceptions, and forced a non-turnover fumble. Buffalo was all over Eli Manning throughout the day, but perhaps not enough to retire him. Josh Allen soared on the day, making big time throws in wide open spaces to his receivers. It was a great showing for Allen as he attempts to silence his critics in his passing game, and develop into the kind of quarterback that the Bills' offense needs and has lacked for many years. 253 passing yards on the day for him, as well as a passing touchdown and a rushing  touchdown.  Overall, it was a good day for New York's geographically lone football team, and should leave plenty of optimism for at least another week. The Bills Mafia are sure to be loud and rowdy on Sunday for the home opener against the quarterback who helped send the Bills to the playoffs in 2017, Andy Dalton.

19: Episode 79 - Bills dominate struggling Giants 28-14

After a week of practice together, the Buffalo Bills defeated the Carolina Panthers in Week 2 of the Preseason by score of 27-14. The Bills' starters showed up this evening, both offense and defense, showing excellent team chemistry on-field and executing their plays relatively effectively.    Josh Allen had one of his better passing games against the Panthers defense, who sat some of their star defenders. Regardless of who played, Josh Allen's ability to make his reads quickly, as well as getting the ball out of his hands even quicker, leaves continued optimism for his personal growth from last season to now. Allen finished the evening 9-for-11 on completions with 102 yards in the air.     Allen made strong connections with his receiving corp as well, including two big catches for Rookie Tight End Tommy Sweeney. The 7th Round Pick from Boston College has made the most of his time with Buffalo's first string offense, in the absence of several others ahead of him on the depth chart.    Cole Beasley caught five passes on five targets from Allen as well, furthering Beasley's chemistry with Josh, as well as his emergence as one of Buffalo's premier receivers in 2019. LeSean McCoy also had some receptions from Josh Allen, as well as an up-the-gut TD to score the games first points.    The Defense continued its solid run, putting pressure on the Cam Newton and Christian McCaffrey-less Panthers offense. First and second string excelled. Kevin Johnson had a 70-yard pick six, Ed Oliver disrupted the offense while battling two Panthers lineman, and overall, the depth continues to shine. Buffalo has the potential to be a Top 5 Defense again, and most importantly, improve upon last years results.

After a week of practice together, the Buffalo Bills defeated the Carolina Panthers in Week 2 of the Preseason by score of 27-14. The Bills' starters showed up this evening, both offense and defense, showing excellent team chemistry on-field and executing their plays relatively effectively.    Josh Allen had one of his better passing games against the Panthers defense, who sat some of their star defenders. Regardless of who played, Josh Allen's ability to make his reads quickly, as well as getting the ball out of his hands even quicker, leaves continued optimism for his personal growth from last season to now. Allen finished the evening 9-for-11 on completions with 102 yards in the air.     Allen made strong connections with his receiving corp as well, including two big catches for Rookie Tight End Tommy Sweeney. The 7th Round Pick from Boston College has made the most of his time with Buffalo's first string offense, in the absence of several others ahead of him on the depth chart.    Cole Beasley caught five passes on five targets from Allen as well, furthering Beasley's chemistry with Josh, as well as his emergence as one of Buffalo's premier receivers in 2019. LeSean McCoy also had some receptions from Josh Allen, as well as an up-the-gut TD to score the games first points.    The Defense continued its solid run, putting pressure on the Cam Newton and Christian McCaffrey-less Panthers offense. First and second string excelled. Kevin Johnson had a 70-yard pick six, Ed Oliver disrupted the offense while battling two Panthers lineman, and overall, the depth continues to shine. Buffalo has the potential to be a Top 5 Defense again, and most importantly, improve upon last years results.

15: Episode 75 - Bills/Panthers Wrap up 

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Episode 42: Should a Buffalo lead the charge? 

The 2019 NFL Season has officially began, as of this past Wednesday at 4pm. Rumors of signings from Monday til Wednesday circulated around the web, until they were made official, and I must say, I'm pretty thrilled with Brandon Beane's work so far.   In what I’ve stated as Beane's most important off-season yet, he has risen to the challenge, made great deals in getting talent to Buffalo, and addressing the Bill's needs. Predominantly Offensive Talent, leading me to believe he'll utilize the draft to bolster the defense.

The 2019 NFL Season has officially began, as of this past Wednesday at 4pm. Rumors of signings from Monday til Wednesday circulated around the web, until they were made official, and I must say, I'm pretty thrilled with Brandon Beane's work so far.   In what I’ve stated as Beane's most important off-season yet, he has risen to the challenge, made great deals in getting talent to Buffalo, and addressing the Bill's needs. Predominantly Offensive Talent, leading me to believe he'll utilize the draft to bolster the defense.

Episode 62 - A Good Start to 2019

It's been a slow off-season. Trades aren't allowed to process until the middle of March, and the 2019 NFL Draft is still a few months away. It's well known that Kyle Williams playing days are done, and it brings up the question. How many Homegrown/groomed has Buffalo produced through the draft, since the beginning of the former Playoff Drought?  It's not a great percentage, as many draft picks floundered completely, or eventually made their strides for other teams. In this Episode of the Billswire podcast, Matt runs through every name drafted by the Buffalo Bills since the 2000 NFL Draft, bringing back memories of good picks, bad picks, and missed opportunities.

It's been a slow off-season. Trades aren't allowed to process until the middle of March, and the 2019 NFL Draft is still a few months away. It's well known that Kyle Williams playing days are done, and it brings up the question. How many Homegrown/groomed has Buffalo produced through the draft, since the beginning of the former Playoff Drought? It's not a great percentage, as many draft picks floundered completely, or eventually made their strides for other teams. In this Episode of the Billswire podcast, Matt runs through every name drafted by the Buffalo Bills since the 2000 NFL Draft, bringing back memories of good picks, bad picks, and missed opportunities.

1: Episode 60 : Draft Memories

The Buffalo Bills won big on Thanksgiving, landing their first "statement win", against the Dallas Cowboys with the world watching. Buffalo, for the last 20 years, has been a team that collapsed when the national spotlight was placed on them, but this was different.   Buffalo delivered in a big way, and embarrassing the Cowboys, in their home stadium, and in a game that they have played in every year, since the 1960's. I'll admit, that it was strange to watch the Bills in a scenario like this, and a player in a Bills jersey eating a turkey leg to close out the game.  The offense fired on all cylinders, with Josh Allen moving the ball efficiently, by air, connecting with Cole Beasley, who was out for revenge against his former team. Devin Singletary caught a touchdown pass himself, as well as dominating on the ground. Allen looked like the franchise quarterback that Buffalo has long awaited, for the first time. It was certainly a defining game.  The Bills defense handled itself well. Giving up touchdowns to Dallas on their first and last possessions only, they did well, disrupting the number one ranked offense in the NFL. Dak Prescott, in an important contract situation this season, turned the ball over several times. He had defenders in his face all night, and even Ezekiel Elliott couldn't get anything going.  Buffalo looked good when the lights shined bright, but what lays in front of them is another challenge, in the form of the red hot Baltimore Ravens. It's hard to not try and enjoy this win against Dallas on a special occasion. With 10 days to prepare for the offensive onslaught that Lamar Jackson has brought against the best of the NFL, there is a lot more work that has to be done before the real celebrating can commence.

The Buffalo Bills won big on Thanksgiving, landing their first "statement win", against the Dallas Cowboys with the world watching. Buffalo, for the last 20 years, has been a team that collapsed when the national spotlight was placed on them, but this was different.  Buffalo delivered in a big way, and embarrassing the Cowboys, in their home stadium, and in a game that they have played in every year, since the 1960's. I'll admit, that it was strange to watch the Bills in a scenario like this, and a player in a Bills jersey eating a turkey leg to close out the game. The offense fired on all cylinders, with Josh Allen moving the ball efficiently, by air, connecting with Cole Beasley, who was out for revenge against his former team. Devin Singletary caught a touchdown pass himself, as well as dominating on the ground. Allen looked like the franchise quarterback that Buffalo has long awaited, for the first time. It was certainly a defining game. The Bills defense handled itself well. Giving up touchdowns to Dallas on their first and last possessions only, they did well, disrupting the number one ranked offense in the NFL. Dak Prescott, in an important contract situation this season, turned the ball over several times. He had defenders in his face all night, and even Ezekiel Elliott couldn't get anything going. Buffalo looked good when the lights shined bright, but what lays in front of them is another challenge, in the form of the red hot Baltimore Ravens. It's hard to not try and enjoy this win against Dallas on a special occasion. With 10 days to prepare for the offensive onslaught that Lamar Jackson has brought against the best of the NFL, there is a lot more work that has to be done before the real celebrating can commence.

30: Episode 90 - Bills win big in national spotlight

Kyle Silagyi

Host Kyle Silagyi is joined by BillsWire staff writer Rich Kowalski to predict which defensive players will make the Buffalo Bills' initial 53-man roster. They also pick apart the NFL's proposed 18-game regular season schedule.

Predicting the Bills' Week 1 defensive roster, NFL's 18-game schedule is a bad idea | The Kyle Silagyi Variety Hour Ep. 8

Host Kyle Silagyi is joined by BillsWire staff writers Justin DiLoro and McKenna Middlebrook to construct a complete Buffalo Bills' 2020 NFL mock draft following the conclusion of the draft combine.

Full Bills' 2020 NFL mock draft following draft combine | The Kyle Silagyi Variety Hour Ep. 40

Host Kyle Silagyi is joined by BillsWire staff writer Justin DiLoro to discuss the Bills' tight end situation. They also discuss Buffalo's chances at hosting the NFL Draft and their disdain for the internet.

Bills' tight end group talk, could Buffalo host the NFL Draft? | The Kyle Silagyi Variety Hour Ep. 1

Host Kyle Silagyi is joined by Justin DiLoro and McKenna Middlebrook to take control of the Buffalo Bills, leading the team through a seven-round 2020 NFL mock draft.

We did a 7-round 2020 NFL mock draft and made the Bills good | The Kyle Silagyi Variety Hour Ep. 33

Host Jeremy Juhasz &amp; Bills Wire contributor Bradley Gelber get you set for Bills and Vikings 1:00 p.m. Sunday from Minneapolis. The Bills enter the contest 0-2, while the Vikings sport a 1-0-1 line. As enormous underdogs, how will Josh Allen adjust in his first road start?   Make sure you subscribe! Listen on: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Follow Jeremy on Twitter: @JeremyJuhasz Follow Bradley on Twitter: @BradleyGelber

Host Jeremy Juhasz &amp; Bills Wire contributor Bradley Gelber get you set for Bills and Vikings 1:00 p.m. Sunday from Minneapolis. The Bills enter the contest 0-2, while the Vikings sport a 1-0-1 line. As enormous underdogs, how will Josh Allen adjust in his first road start? Make sure you subscribe! Listen on: <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bills-wire-podcast/id1281346577?mt=2&amp;ls=1&amp;ign-mpt=uo%3D4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apple Podcasts</a> <a href="https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hdWRpb2Jvb20uY29tL2NoYW5uZWxzLzQ5MjM4MzYucnNz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Google Podcasts</a> <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/5xsrjPFtPhh63LQzg1zq6W" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spotify</a> Follow Jeremy on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/JeremyJuhasz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@JeremyJuhasz</a> Follow Bradley on Twitter: @BradleyGelber

Episode 39: Bills and Vikings predictions

Host Jeremy Juhasz welcomes Locked On Packers podcast host Peter Bukowski to help preview Buffalo's week 4 opponent.  Make sure you subscribe! Listen on: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Follow Jeremy on Twitter: @JeremyJuhasz Follow Peter on Twitter: @Peter_Bukowski

Host Jeremy Juhasz welcomes Locked On Packers podcast host Peter Bukowski to help preview Buffalo's week 4 opponent.  Make sure you subscribe! Listen on: <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bills-wire-podcast/id1281346577?mt=2&amp;ls=1&amp;ign-mpt=uo%3D4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apple Podcasts</a> <a href="https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hdWRpb2Jvb20uY29tL2NoYW5uZWxzLzQ5MjM4MzYucnNz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Google Podcasts</a> <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/5xsrjPFtPhh63LQzg1zq6W" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spotify</a> Follow Jeremy on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/JeremyJuhasz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@JeremyJuhasz</a> Follow Peter on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/Peter_Bukowski" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@Peter_Bukowski</a>

Episode 43: Scouting the Green Bay Packers

Host Jeremy Juhasz is joined by Bradley Gelber to dissect all that went right in Buffalo's 27-6 win over the Minnesota Vikings in week 3 of the NFL season. The Bills move their 2018 record to 1-2 and complete the biggest upset in the NFL in 23 years.  Make sure you subscribe! Listen on: Apple Podcasts  Google Podcasts Spotify Follow Jeremy on Twitter: @JeremyJuhasz Follow Bradley on Twitter: @BradleyGelber

Host Jeremy Juhasz is joined by Bradley Gelber to dissect all that went right in Buffalo's 27-6 win over the Minnesota Vikings in week 3 of the NFL season. The Bills move their 2018 record to 1-2 and complete the biggest upset in the NFL in 23 years.  Make sure you subscribe! Listen on: <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bills-wire-podcast/id1281346577?mt=2&amp;ls=1&amp;ign-mpt=uo%3D4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apple Podcasts</a> <a href="https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hdWRpb2Jvb20uY29tL2NoYW5uZWxzLzQ5MjM4MzYucnNz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> <a href="https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hdWRpb2Jvb20uY29tL2NoYW5uZWxzLzQ5MjM4MzYucnNz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Google Podcasts</a> <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/5xsrjPFtPhh63LQzg1zq6W" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spotify</a> Follow Jeremy on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/JeremyJuhasz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@JeremyJuhasz</a> Follow Bradley on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/BradleyGelber" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@BradleyGelber</a>

Episode 40: Bills upset Vikings in dominating fashion

Sam Fortier

BillsWire daily podcast host Jeremy Juhasz and The Athletic's Sam Fortier discuss the Bills week 2 opponent, the L.A. Chargers. Both men sift through the Chargers' depth chart and highlight some of the key matchups to look for on Sunday.  Make sure you subscribe! Listen on: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Follow Jeremy on Twitter: @JeremyJuhasz Follow Bradley on Twitter: @Sam4TR

BillsWire daily podcast host Jeremy Juhasz and The Athletic's Sam Fortier discuss the Bills week 2 opponent, the L.A. Chargers. Both men sift through the Chargers' depth chart and highlight some of the key matchups to look for on Sunday.  Make sure you subscribe! Listen on: <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bills-wire-podcast/id1281346577?mt=2&amp;ls=1&amp;ign-mpt=uo%3D4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apple Podcasts</a> <a href="https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hdWRpb2Jvb20uY29tL2NoYW5uZWxzLzQ5MjM4MzYucnNz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Google Podcasts</a> <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/5xsrjPFtPhh63LQzg1zq6W" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spotify</a> Follow Jeremy on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/JeremyJuhasz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@JeremyJuhasz</a> Follow Bradley on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/Sam4TR" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@Sam4TR</a>

Episode 33: Chargers analysis with The Athletic's Sam Fortier

Nick Wojton

The First week of Buffalo's Off Season saw the release of 3 Personnel! OL Coordinator Juan Castillo, WR Coach Terry Robiskie, and much anticipated Special Teams Coach Danny Crossman.    All 3 were some of Buffalo's weakest points this season. The Offensive Line could not protect Josh Allen adequately, and only enabled our star RB LeSean McCoy an average of 3.2 yards per carry, a career low. The Wide Receiving Core was an interchangeable mix, with some shining stars in Zay Jones, Isaiah McKenzie and Robert Foster. Special Teams has also not helped put Buffalo in winning situations at all this year. Change was needed.    Matt reviews Nick Wojton's article earlier this week on the 13 Things to Look for in the Offseason, which was incredibly well detailed. There are a lot of check marks that need to be taken going forward into the next season.

The First week of Buffalo's Off Season saw the release of 3 Personnel! OL Coordinator Juan Castillo, WR Coach Terry Robiskie, and much anticipated Special Teams Coach Danny Crossman.    All 3 were some of Buffalo's weakest points this season. The Offensive Line could not protect Josh Allen adequately, and only enabled our star RB LeSean McCoy an average of 3.2 yards per carry, a career low. The Wide Receiving Core was an interchangeable mix, with some shining stars in Zay Jones, Isaiah McKenzie and Robert Foster. Special Teams has also not helped put Buffalo in winning situations at all this year. Change was needed.    Matt reviews Nick Wojton's article earlier this week on the 13 Things to Look for in the Offseason, which was incredibly well detailed. There are a lot of check marks that need to be taken going forward into the next season.

Episode 55: Personnel Releases and Nick Wojton's 13 Things to Look to in the Offseason

Host Kyle Silagyi is joined by BillsWire writers Justin DiLoro and Rich Kowalski to discuss a recent NFL fan study that identified the Buffalo Bills' faithful as one of the league's worst fanbases. They also hold a Buffalo chicken wing tournament of champions, identifying the top five wing establishments in Buffalo.

Study declares Bills fans among NFL's worst, chicken wing power rankings | The Kyle Silagyi Variety Hour Ep. 6

Host Kyle Silagyi is joined by BillsWire's Justin DiLoro and Nick Wojton to discuss three under-the-radar Bills who could make the team's Week 1 roster. Kyle also brings up a player he feels the Buffalo Sabres need to acquire.

3 under-the-radar candidates to make Bills' opening roster, Sabres offseason talk | The Kyle Silagyi Variety Hour Ep. 4

Host Kyle Silagyi is joined by BillsWire staff writers Justin DiLoro and McKenna Middlebrook to discuss their takeaways from the Buffalo Bills' Week 9 win over the Washington Redskins. They also talk about the team's decision to pass on wide receiver Josh Gordon and preview Buffalo's postseason chances.

3 takeaways from Bills' overall decent win over Redskins | The Kyle Silagyi Variety Hour Ep. 23

Host Kyle Silagyi is joined by BillsWire staff writers Rich Kowalski and McKenna Middlebrook to discuss three takeaways from the Buffalo Bills' dominant Week 11 win over the Miami Dolphins. They also talk about the Los Angeles Chargers' potential move to London and Kyle's delicious Buffalo chicken poutine.

3 takeaways from Bills' dominant 37-20 win over Dolphins | The Kyle Silagyi Variety Hour Ep. 25

Host Kyle Silagyi is joined by Rich Kowalski and McKenna Middlebrook to discuss the Buffalo Bills' Week 17 loss to the New York Jets. Kyle also shares his hatred for a small town in Erie County and unveils a crazy surprise.

Bills' regular season is over and the gang loses their minds | The Kyle Silagyi Variety Hour Ep. 31

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