Before going any further, let’s slap a big disclaimer on this post.  If you’re hoping the Buffalo Bills are going to make the playoffs, we’re very much grasping at straws. To even get to any type of semi-realistic playoff scenario, the Bills are going to have to finish 10-6. That means winning three o...

There’s good reason the boo-birds were out in full force at halftime Sunday inside Ralph Wilson Stadium.

It’s almost impossible to explain, as the San Jose Sharks are perennially one of the NHL’s better teams.  They’ve made the playoffs 10 straight seasons, including the Western conference finals three times. Fortunately for them, they play the Buffalo Sabres but twice per season. The Sabres may be ...

If you’re reading this, you already know the Buffalo Bills lost to the Miami Dolphins last night, 22-9 in falling to .500 after 10 games.

Great new for fans of Rick Jeanneret and the Buffalo Sabres---Here’s the release from Kevin Snow via Sabres.com regarding Jeanneret:

Understandably the Buffalo Bills were still reeling Monday following a heartbreaking 17-13 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs an afternoon before, a game the Bills had the lead and seemingly control of for more than three quarters.

Nolan put Tyler Ennis on the right wing to go with Matt Moulson on the left and Zegmus Girgensons centering to form their new top line.

It’s all become a little too convenient, to the point of cop-out territory.  The Buffalo Bills lose a game they should’ve won and instantaneously fans and media alike aim their wrath at head coach Doug Marrone and more specifically offensive coordinator Nate Hackett.

Feel free to overanalyze Sunday’s stunning Buffalo Bills loss anyway you like. You can blame perilous, game-altering mistakes. You can blame the offense.  You can do what’s progressively become the in-thing to do—pin it solely on the shoulder of Nate Hackett and Doug Marrone.

The status for a pair of key components to the Buffalo Bills offense remains up in the air for Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

The NFL announced Thursday that the Buffalo Bills will be taking their act overseas in next season.  The Bills will travel to London, England to face the Jacksonville Jaguars in a regular season game on October 25, 2015 at Wembley Stadium.

There’ll be plenty of nitpicking surrounding the Buffalo Bills and their incapacity to much sooner put away a New York Jets team exhibiting no interest in winning. Nevertheless, at the end of the day the Bills enter their bye week with a winning record after routing the lowly Jets, 43-23 for their first win in New York in five years.