18 HRS AGO - Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images Led by Josh Allen’s career day, the Bills are 2-0 for the second straight season. Coming off a 31-28 win over the Miami Dolphins in Week 2, today’s edition of the Buffalo Bills daily links has every angle of the victory covered! There was plenty to like on Sunday: Josh Allen’s career game (passing for 417 yards with four touchdowns), Stefon Diggs’s stellar performance (eight catches for 153 yards and his first TD with the Bills), the offensive line providing ample time for Allen to throw the ball (only one sack allowed) and the quick-strike offense recording three plays of 46 yards or more, to Jordan Poyer’s big day on defense (eight tackles, one sack, two quarterback hurries), a huge goal-line stand, and linebacker Tyrel Dodson filling in admirably with Tremaine Edmunds and Matt Milano sidelined (seven tackles and two passes defensed). There were also plenty of areas of improvement for the Bills, beginning with Levi Wallace and a defense that Collapse

1 DAY AGO - Chris Brown provides analysis on Josh's big day through the air, Stefon Diggs' domination and the defense's goal-line stand. Collapse

1 DAY AGO - Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images What a day. Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen is playing outside of his mind in 2020. Perhaps he’s taking a huge jump in Year 3 of his NFL career after not throwing as many passes in college as most top prospects or maybe it’s the addition of wide receiver Stefon Diggs, but whatever he’s doing, let’s keep it coming. Allen finished the Week 2 game with 417 yards through the air, tied for the third-most in team history. Hall of Famer Jim Kelly never threw for that many yards (403 was his max), but Drew Bledsoe holds the franchise record with 463 yards in 2002. Joe Ferguson hit 419 in 1983 to beat the Miami Dolphins. It wasn’t just yards; Allen threw for 11.8 yards per attempt, too. A blistering number that puts pressure on defenses to cover a large chunk of the field, Allen connected on a bunch of deep balls and several underneath passes that used yards after the catch to pad his numbers. The last time a Bills QB went back-to-back 300-yard games was Collapse

1 DAY AGO - Photo by Timothy T Ludwig/Getty Images The Bills are down a tight end. Buffalo Bills tight end Dawson Knox has left the game against the Miami Dolphins with a concussion. It’s unclear when he sustained the injury. He only has one catch for 38 yards and a fumble on three targets. Tyler Kroft will be the first man up to replace Knox. Kroft has a lot of experience with 38 starts in his six NFL seasons. Lee Smith is inactive and Tommy Sweeney is on the PUP list, so Reggie Gilliam is the only other active tight end, and he plays more of an H-Back role. Gilliam did have Buffalo’s lone touchdown catch out of the backfield earlier in the game. Obviously, Knox will enter the concussion protocol immediately. His status for next weekend will be up in the air as a result. He has to pass a series of tests in order to return to the field and be cleared by an independent doctor. Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - In addition to elevating Lacey and Smith, the Bills added an offensive lineman to the practice squad. Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - A Buffalo twist on a cocktail classic Where there’s football, there’s food. There are many great options in the category of “traditional fare” but you might be in the mood for something different. Wingin’ It has you covered with a different Buffalo sauce-inspired recipe every week of the Buffalo Bills’ season. Get ready to win big in your kitchen as the Bills get ready for the Miami Dolphins in our first ever 21-and-over recipe. Longtime readers likely remember that each week we’d choose an iconic dish from the opponent’s city. After two seasons that well has started to run dry so we’re going a little more free-form this year. When possible, we’ll still use a little inspiration from the opponent’s city. I have precisely zero idea if the Bloody Mary is popular in Miami, but it’s a city renowned for its night life so...booze. “But Skare, hot sauce is already in a Bloody Mary—you’re not being very creative with this one.” [Cackling ensues.] Right, but to make it WING Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Nell Redmond-USA TODAY Sports This week features the first game between ranked teams We’re on to Week 3 of the college football season and we finally get to see our first game between two ranked ACC teams, in prime time no less. No. 17 Miami travels to take on No. 18 Louisville. Both teams seem to be resurgent, and easily handled their first opponents. In fact, ACC match-ups dominate another week, with Syracuse looking to bounce back against No. 25 Pittsburgh following a terrible loss to North Carolina, and Wake Forest looking to rebound from its loss to Clemson by beating N.C. State. If you don’t like that, at least this will be the last week without the SEC and Big-12. But, hey, let’s talk about the games, leave questions on prospects, and enjoy the weekend! Keep your eyes on Noah Gray TE (Duke) Duke was able to hang with Notre Dame for a while in their game thanks to Clemson transfer quarterback Chase Brice and his favorite target, Gray. He led the team in catches and Collapse