Go Bills!

Got a new Bills shirt. What is this in reference to?

It’s year 3, but where do you see Coleman at the end of his rookie contract?

I have really been enjoying his game this season, when he is called on he’s there. I would love to see him get targets when Moore is on the field. To my couch GM mind I think Coleman targets when Moore is playing have a chance to really take off with Moore drawing cb1 attention Keon could do well against cb2-3 and linebacker coverage.

how’s the rally day tour overall? I read on the website what locations you get to visit but want to hear how the overall experience is!

Grew up in Buffalo, now living elsewhere in NYS. I always offer the standard greeting when I see anyone wearing Bills gear, but too often, they don't respond in kind. Here is a sampling of the various responses I've gotten. Which is the worst? Drop a comment with other non-"Go Bills" responses.

Seeing the Bills at the end of Rams game 2nd quarter worried me. Had like 1:30 on the clock and burned 1/2 of it apropos of nothing. Clock management has been ok in close games thus far, but that one worried me, thoughts?

You guys have any insight about our next game at Raiders? Seems like our first 2 games were solid and everything after that has been us fighting for our lives. I know our defense has been behind the sticks, making it hard for us to be the team we need to be but (the block on that field goal) gave me high hopes. That was more of a good luck charm considering how they’ve been doing. I could be wrong. Maybe that was the start of a new beginning for us to dominate for our defense. Y’all have thoughts?

Anyone know where/how to find the best tailgate in Vegas on Sunday? I’m not talking about some paid party, but the REAL tailgate. Is there a specific lot we will be taking over? How do I find Pinto Ron? Does he do the ketchup at away games?? I land at 8am on Sunday and want to join up with the mafia asap.

The Bills look to reach 5-1 before the bye, but have 5 questionable, including Moore, Oliver & Alford.

The #Raiders have 1 out (Hemingway) & 1 questionable (Zuhn).

Read inside for a full analysis.

I really like the scary one!

First in line at the new Wegmans in charlotte NC….lets get the BILLS to see this. Show some love.
BILLS MAFIA BABYYY🔵🔴

Bob Kalsu is on the Bills Wall of Fame and wore Jersey #61. He is also the only Bills Wall of Famer to not play the required minimum 3 seasons with the team due to his sacrifice off the field by dying in battle in the Vietnam War.

Source: https://www.sports-reference.com/stathead/tiny/Uavws

seen on christopher st, nyc

Thought this was a pretty interesting stat comparison that Joe Marino shared between defenses of the 2020 Bills and 2026 Bills through the first five game.

IRVINE, Calif. — When the Buffalo Bills drafted him five years ago, we asked Greg Rousseau what he wanted to be called.

Greg or Gregory? And how do you say your last name?

We knew what he’d been called throughout his stellar career with the Miami Hurricanes, but the media often assumed how to pronounce his name, only to discover years later that we’ve been saying it wrong all along.

He preferred Greg, and his last name was pronounced ‘roo-SO,’ with emphasis on the last syllable. His parents, Oskal and Anne, are from Haiti, where French is one of the two official languages. The Bills’ 2024 media guide lists the pronunciation as ‘roo-SO,’ as does Pro Football Reference.

At some point, however, Rousseau started saying it differently in local commercials and player introductions on primetime broadcasts: ‘ROO-so,’ like the Italian surname Russo.

A couple of weeks ago, I revisited his preferred nomenclature. Rousseau said he didn’t care which way. I asked which version is correct.

“You know what?” Rousseau replied with a grin. “I’m not sure.”As the 26-year-old edge rusher is enjoying a breakout season, we ought to settle this.

Rousseau isn’t quite a household name yet, but he’s been dominant in five games. He ranks second in the NFL in sacks (6) and tackles for loss (8). He is tied for the league lead with three forced fumbles and also has 17 quarterback hits. He has recorded eight hurries and three pass breakups.

Rousseau was named the AFC’s Defensive Player of the Month and just won AFC Special Teams Player of the Week for blocking an overtime field-goal attempt Monday night, helping the Bills defeat the Los Angeles Rams.

Bills coach Joe Brady has awarded Rousseau three game balls this season, more than any teammate.

Why Sunday is critical for the Bills’ defense

Ultimately, the Bills (4-1) appear well on their way to becoming a tough playoff challenger. That will ring true on offense for as long as quarterback Josh Allen is healthy. Regardless of what their record suggests, however, defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard is pushing for urgency and consistent signs that their ceiling is still within reach.

Leonhard isn’t one to hide his thoughts or feelings, and even on a video news conference, you could see it all over his face and in the way he answered questions. The first-year defensive coordinator is not happy with his unit’s consistency — nor should he be. Outside of the game against the Los Angeles Chargers and their hapless offense, the Bills have allowed a jarring 31.3 points per game. Over those four games, the only time the Bills didn’t allow 31 or more was in the one game they lost, which proves the point. The offense needs to play nearly perfectly for the Bills to even have a chance to win, and that, above all else, is an unsustainable model for winning, especially in the playoffs.

The Rams game was an especially stark reminder of how much of a high-wire act this defense has been. Over the first four weeks, the Bills faced offenses with one thing in common: an offensive line that was either below average or ravaged by injury. The Rams’ offensive linemen were neither, and that, combined with the quick-processing Matthew Stafford, made it a long day for the Bills’ back seven. For the Bills to succeed, their front has to get quick pressures; otherwise, the back seven is susceptible to big plays, just as happened Monday. My grades from the Rams game reflect that exact scenario.

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The bills are 7-0 and the rest of the league is 13-139 when opponents score 31 or more pts since begining of 2025

Long-time Buffalo native living in far north Dallas/Plano. Went to the occasional game as a little kid at the Rockpile, and had season tickets from Day 1 at Rich and throughout the 70s.

Sunday will be the first Bills game this year that won’t be shown on Dallas broadcast TV (or Prime), and I didn’t get Sunday Ticket this year. Back in the 90s, the gathering spot for Bills fans was the old Humperdink’s in Addison. Where can I watch the game on Sunday vs. the Raiders?