Category: Bills Game Day

What uniforms the Bills, 49ers will wear in Week 13

What uniforms the Bills, 49ers will wear in Week 13

Here’s what uniforms the Buffalo Bills and San Francisco 49ers will wear during their Week 13 matchup at Highmark Stadium:

San Francisco 49ers (5-6)

Buffalo Bills (9-2)

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Bills’ Amari Cooper made comment Buffalo will love post-Chiefs win

Bills’ Amari Cooper made comment Buffalo will love post-Chiefs win

The Buffalo Bills haven’t gotten huge numbers from wide receiver Amari Cooper since he was acquired but he is making big plays.

That was evident in the team’s 30-21 win against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 11.

Cooper only caught two passes but one was massive. It was a one-handed snag on the sideline which setup an eventual touchdown run from James Cook.

His catch caught attention from cameras after the game and the recently-added receiver made a comment about his new hometown that the people of Buffalo will love.

After the victory, Cooper commented on how playing for the Bills just feel different… in the most positive of ways.

“This is the first time, in a long time, I’ve felt joy from winning,” Cooper said. “Buffalo is a different kind of place.”

That’s some passion from the former fourth-overall draft pick of the Oakland Raiders, who has also played for the Dallas Cowboys, Cleveland Browns, and not to mention: The University of Alabama in college.

After hearing the comment, even head coach Sean McDermott felt a type of uplifted way.

“That speaks to our culture and the environment we have here in Buffalo more than anything,” McDermott said via video conference.

Cooper is on an expiring contract at the end of the 2024 season after Buffalo landed him from Cleveland at the NFL trade deadline.

A contract renewal might be an option after his recent thoughts.

Cooper’s full reply can be found in the clip below:

Bills snap counts: Depth chart breakdown vs. Chiefs

Bills snap counts: Depth chart breakdown vs. Chiefs

The Buffalo Bills got after it against the Kansas City Chiefs and ended up winning, 30-21, on Sunday during the NFL’s Week 11 slate.

But who exactly were the ones on the field for the Bills (9-2) doing all the dirty against the Chiefs?

More often than not, taking a look in between the lines at snap count totals for Buffalo’s players can give us some insight as to what went down in between the lines on the gridiron.

There will always be plenty to discover when looking at these finer details.

With that, here’s how the Bills depth chart broke down via snap counts in their win against the Chiefs:

Offense

Defense

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Josh Allen, Bills locker room react to game-winning TD vs. Chiefs: ‘He’s the GOAT’

Josh Allen, Bills locker room react to game-winning TD vs. Chiefs: ‘He’s the GOAT’

Josh Allen got everyone out of their seats with his game-winning touchdown against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Teammates included.

In Week 11, the Bills (8-2) secured a massive win over the Chiefs (9-1) and Allen’s late score iced it. The QB scampered 26 yards down the field on fourth down to put the contest out of reach.

Allen was plenty happy about it himself… but the ones lining up next to him were even more so.

“He’s the G.O.A.T.,” linebacker Dorian Williams said.

“We’re fortunate to have him,” cornerback Taron Johnson added.

A roundup of reactions to Allen’s big play from insider the Bills locker room can be found below:

Bills players celebrate Chiefs win after the final whistle

Bills players celebrate Chiefs win after final whistle

The Buffalo Bills were understandably in a great mood following their latest win.

The Bills (9-2) took an important win over the Kansas City Chiefs (9-1) in Week 11. After the final whistle went at Highmark Stadium on Sunday, plenty of celebrations ensued.

Players showed their appreciation for Bills Mafia in the crowd cheering and were happy for the cameras.

Check out some of the celebrations following the Bills’ 30-21 win over the Chiefs below:

Entire CBS Sports NFL team breaks tables at Bills vs. Chiefs (video)

Entire CBS Sports NFL team breaks tables at Bills vs. Chiefs (video)

The pregame NFL roundtable on CBS Sports did not wait until kickoff to have some fun on Sunday.

The “Game of the Week” in the NFL’s Week 11 slate was clearly the Buffalo Bills hosting the Kansas City Chiefs. In the end, the contest delivered, and the home team ended up with the 30-21 win.

However, prior to kickoff, the coverage team got out the tables. Just about all of them.

The crew, which includes noted former NFL names such as Nate Burleson, Bill Cowher, and more… and jump through tables while broadcasting alongside Bills Mafia in the parking lot around Highmark Stadium.

Check out the damage below:

Bills’ Terrel Bernard breaks down matchup vs. Chiefs’ Travis Kelce

Bills’ Terrel Bernard breaks down matchup vs. Chiefs’ Travis Kelce

The Bills beat the Chiefs 30-21 at home on Sunday.

The contest that saw the teams’ final scores roughly on average for the season so far also had significant takeaways on and off the field.

But the biggest one belonged to Buffalo linebacker, Terrel Bernard.

With 1:07 left to play in the fourth quarter, the Bills’ defensive captain and play caller took away a Patrick Mahomes pass intended for Kansas City tight end and MGMT “Electric Feel” fan Travis Kelce for an end-game interception.


The entire Buffalo defense ran down to celebrate with him in the end zone after getting in front of Kelce to grab the ball out of the air.

“The main thing is just having awareness of him, “ Bernard said about covering the Chiefs TE to WIVB. “Pre, post-snap, trying to get guys around him as much as possible, playing within our scheme and our system still but understanding he’s going to be one of the first options every pass play.”

It was the second interception for KC’s Mahomes, whose first and last throws in Sunday’s game were caught by Buffalo.

Bernard, who was out during the last meeting between the clubs in January’s divisional round of the playoffs, also had eight tackles and a sack on the day to go with the big-time turnover.

“I think having that awareness, [defensive coordinator] Bobby [Babich] did a great job in the gameplan, all the coaches did, putting him in our minds all week and knowing where he was at and where he was going to be, what he likes to do in certain spots. I think that was a huge factor, and everybody playing to the details of the defense.”

Everything has changed for Kelce since his last matchups against the Bills in which he seemed unstoppable.

He may just want to shake it off, knowing all too well that Bernard and the Bills defense held him to only two catches for eight yards receiving.

But with the win the Bills now have a better shot at a No. 1 seed and a first-round bye, the Chiefs do as well although they are not out of the woods yet.

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid was complimentary of the Bills when asked what his takeaways off the field were from the loss.

“Things you can learn, the main thing is that they’re a good team and, if you have a few mistakes in there, they can capitalize on them,” Reid said.

The teams could face off again in the postseason, and time will tell which club will play host to the other if they do.

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Bills’ Josh Allen plays it cool after Chiefs: ‘It’s another Week 11 win’

Bills’ Josh Allen plays it cool after Chiefs: ‘It’s another Week 11 win’

Buffalo beat Kansas City in exciting fashion on Sunday.

The club topped the Chiefs 30-21 at home in Orchard Park in front of Bills Mafia on the same field where KC ended its postseason run last year.

Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen put his superhero cape on for the Bills offense when it mattered most, breaking tackles and shaking off defenders for a 26-yard touchdown run on 4th-and-2 with 2:17 left in the fourth quarter to put the game out of reach.

After the game ended thanks to a win-sealing interception by Terrel Bernard on defense, Allen was asked about his scoring play by CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson.

“Yeah, appreciate Coach McDermott for trusting the offense going out there,” he said. “We had a man play, they dropped out to zone and they had something good for it. I was just trying to make a play and help our team win a football game. You know, some things we need to clean up, some throws I wish I had back, but we’re going into the bye week 9-2…we’ll take it.”

Allen was sacked zero times for the first time against Kansas City since the 2021 regular season, and the team put up their 30 points without key players on offense in receiver Keon Coleman, tight end Dalton Kincaid, and offensive tackle Spencer Brown.

He finished the day Sunday 27-for-40 with 262 yards, a touchdown, and an interception passing to go with another 55 ground yards with the TD.

The scoring rush was his latest in a career highlight reel of making little-to-no/probability plays.

In fact, per NFL Next Gen Stats, there was only a 1.2% chance of scoring a touchdown on the play once he tucked the ball to run.

The Bills hosted their AFC rivals for their fifth regular-season meeting with the QB under center.

The club is now 4-1 in those matchups, becoming the only team in the NFL to log four victories against Chiefs QB and State Farm insurance enthusiast, Patrick Mahomes.

The squad improves to 9-2 overall headed into their bye week. It’s the franchise’s first time at 9-2 since the 1992 NFL season.

The Bills have treated division games as “counting double” but had previously struggled to translate that in conference matchups that could have a bearing on No. 1 seeding and a first-round bye come playoff time.

But not this time.

The final points were roughly on average for what the two teams have put up throughout this season thus far, and it was the Chiefs’ first time giving up more than 28 points in 31 games and the first time allowing 30 points on offense since 2022.

And while Buffalo continues to have success against Kansas City during the regular season, Allen knows they need to beat them in the playoffs and spoke to that while answering whether it was just another Week 11 win for Buffalo.

“It is, it’s another Week 11 win,” he added. “Knowing how things usually play out we’ll probably see this team again at some point. We’ve got to get there first so like I said, we’ll enjoy this bye week and go into the next week after that and put together a good game plan and try to go 1-0.”

Full highlights: Bills top Chiefs, 30-21, in Week 11

Full highlights: Bills top Chiefs, 30-21, in Week 11

The Buffalo Bills took home a win in an all-time classic in the NFL against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 11.

The Bills (9-2) ended the Chiefs’ undefeated season as Kansas City Chiefs now sit at 9-1 overall.

Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen had a heck of a day and there were some electric turnovers from the Bills defense mixed in there as well.

Miss the action? Want to check it out again?

The full highlights of the Bills’ win over the Chiefs can be found in the YouTube player below:

National reactions: Clutch gene from Bills’ Josh Allen vs. Chiefs is loved

National reactions: Clutch gene from Bills’ Josh Allen vs. Chiefs is loved

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen brought the clutch gene against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 11.

The Bills (9-2) took home a 31-20 win over the Chiefs (9-1). The win ended Kansas City’s bid for an undefeated season and Allen shined.

Buffalo’s QB shined plenty throughout the contest, no larger than when he scored a late rushing touchdown to ice the game.

That play caught a lot of attention.

Here is a national media reaction roundup to Allen and the Bills’ win over the Chiefs: