HAILEE RUMORS SEPT 14! “Hello. It’s true what they say. The return of football season signifies several things. In part, that’s how actress Hailee Steinfeld is discussing her relationship with Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Buffalo Bills. Steinfeld is referring to his attendance at Highmark Stadium for the Bills’ inaugural game, where he saw Allen lead the team to a 34-28 victory over the Arizona Cardinals.
So what does the whole “few things” mean? “A) I get to watch my favorite player continue to make NFL history every week,” Hailee writes. B) Dramatic weather dips are coming up in a few weeks, during which I’ll be cuddling up with a hot cocoa while wearing old Bills clothing.
Human Sep 12 The Bills defeated Miami 31–10 on Thursday night, making it an incredible night. For Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel and his team? As quarterback Tua Tagovailoa left the game with yet another concussion, it was terrible all around. But humanity is present in this violent game, too, along with its attempts to dehumanize its fighters. Bills coach Sean McDermott began his post-game remarks by speculating about Tua’s condition and expressing optimism. And after Tagovailoa managed to stumble off the field at last? On the sidelines, Tua was greeted by his coach, McDaniel, who gave him a quick kiss on the side of his head and an embrace.
humble. additionally human. DISGUSTING SEPT 10! Due to a number of footrace issues, American Olympian and track sensation Noah Lyles has recently drawn notice from the NFL. But this isn’t the same. Lyles is reacting to a police body camera video that shows Hill being stopped and taken into custody by Miami police for speeding outside Hard Rock Stadium prior to Sunday’s Dolphins Week 1 game.
Tyreek’s opinion? “God knows, it could have been the worst-case scenario if I wasn’t Tyreek Hill,” he remarked. Lyles’ opinion? “Abhorrent. Tyreek made a crucial statement in his post-game interview. How come it wasn’t him? stated Lyles. When they think they might get into trouble, they treat us like this. When they know they won’t face consequences, what do you suppose they do to us?” On “Thursday Night Football,” Hill will captain the 1-0 Dolphins against the 1-0 Bills this week.
FIRE ‘EM, SEPT 10! On Thursday, the Bills take on the Dolphins in a game that should be seen for its football alone. But this week’s conversation will cover more ground than just football. Tyreek Hill’s contentious detention, which included handcuffing him, was captured on body cam footage on Sunday morning, revealing the police involvement. In the video, it seems that a cop became agitated when Hill refused to keep his window down. Consequently, the Dolphins receiver was removed from his vehicle, placed in handcuffs, and placed facedown on the ground while engaging in a heated argument with the authorities.
Jalen Ramsey, a Dolphins teammate, is one of the numerous people criticizing the video. “FIRE EM IMMEDIATELY!” Referring to the policemen in the video, Ramsey stated that officers “like them can’t have no type of power; they gotta go!” ‘BOYS TO BILLS?’ SEPT 6. God love them, the nice folks at Bleacher Report are at it again. They’ve given their work a very official-sounding title, “BR NFL Scouting Department(!)” but when it comes to reasoning, they fall flat.
According to their projection, Zack Martin of the Dallas Cowboys, who is expected to be elected into the Hall of Fame after his career, will be a target for the Bills in 2025. Any team would be up for that, hey? Martin is still a fantastic player as he approaches his 33rd season. However, B/R lacks understanding when he implies that perhaps the cash-strapped Cowboys will let him go so he can “ring-chase.” One, the Cowboys have plenty of salary space to spare for the following season if they so choose; in fact, a “Blow It Up” scenario with a bloated roster full of players on expiring contracts following this season is a possibility.
Furthermore, according to CowboysCountry.com, Martin is thinking about retiring at the end of this season. Thus, Buffalo, do not hold your breath at this point. SEPT 4 DEPTH Jordan Poyer and Micah Hyde were once the Bills’ premier safety tandem. Based on the team’s Week 1 depth chart, it appears like Damar Hamlin is the next in line. It is commonly known that 26-year-old Hamlin experienced a heart arrest while playing in 2022. For some, his recovery is a miracle.
However, right now? Hamlin’s name on the depth chart is proof positive that he is prepared to be considered a football player. MATT’S FIT IN SEPT 4? Some deemed the Chiefs’ signing of punter Matt Araiza to be risky. In any case, it’s paying off because Dave Toub, the special teams coordinator for Kansas City, is all over the former Bill. “He’s a terrific man to be around and a lovely person. He was immediately at home,” Toub remarked.
The Bills selected Araiza in 2022, but he was later released due to unsubstantiated allegations of rape. The “Punt God” is now playing for the Super Bowl champions. “He needs to keep in mind that he is inexperienced and that it will take some time. There will be some growing pains, according to Toub. “As we proceed, he will continue to improve. We expect that, but I’m enthusiastic about his future.”
The NFL schedule kicks off on Thursday night with the Chiefs hosting the Ravens. 27 AUGUST GORE CUT This run has been really emotional. And perhaps it hasn’t ended yet. However, Frank Gore Jr. is no longer a member of the 53-man roster, therefore for the time being… being among those who Buffalo cut before today’s deadline.
Gore is obviously the son of Frank Gore Sr., and he had a busy summer. Theoretically, Buffalo cut Gore back to the practice squad. UPDATE: The squad has since re-signed Gore. AUG 26 WRS AVAILABLE? There is no denying the Bills’ injury problems. However, it appears like coach Sean McDermott is keeping his fingers crossed for receivers Curtis Samuel and Marquez Valdes-Scantling. “Based on what I’ve heard thus far, I think there’s a good chance those two will play in Week 1,” he stated. While McDermott clarified that he’s “not committing to it yet,” it’s obvious that he hopes to have Samuel (turf toe) and Valdes-Scantling (neck) play in the first game against Arizona.