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

Finished this today 😎🦬🔴⚪️🔵
GO BILLS!

So my partner is a former Steelers supporter. I, as a Baltimore Ravens fan was not exactly pleased (tho in the grand scheme of things, didn't really matter too much) so she took it upon herself to draw up a contract outlining her change in fandom as I said "should make a contract" as a joke (she works as a legal assistant)

I thought this sub would enjoy her outline and terms.

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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Got back into collecting cards this year and came across this 1993 Flintstones/Buffalo Bills crossover. Had to get it. Go Bills!!!!

Josh's passing stats have been in consistent decline since 2020. Yet hes still the best QB in the NFL and all we do is win games.

But man was it fun to watch him absolutely sling the rock and light up the scoreboard with passing TDs.

Hello everyone I have an English Comp I assignment that requires me to post a survey in a group that I am a part of. Please answer my 6 questions and leave your answers in the comments!!!

1. How long have been a Bills fan and what made you/influenced you to become one?
2. What is your realistic prediction of the Bills final record
3. Who is your favorite player on the Bills current roster
4. How many Bills jerseys do you own? (jerseys only)
5. What is your favorite part of bills culture?
6. Which team do you think is going to be (or has been if you think we already went against them) our toughest opponent of the regular season?

Thank you for your participation!!

Edit: Thank you all for these amazing reply’s these will be perfect for my essay :) GO BILLS!!!

I was watching the game Monday with my blood pressure bouncing up and down like a yo-yo. When James Cook fumbled, I was like "well s##t, this is over," and reached for the remote. And then I remembered that I turned off the Ravens game last year and I remember Josh telling the fans to NEVER give up on them. So I stayed to watch to what I thought would be the bitter end.

I learned my lesson. Go Bills!

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Hey Bills Mafia,

Just wanted to share a quick story with the community. A while back, I had the pleasure of meeting Khalil Shakir at his pet adoption event—an absolute class act who truly embodies what it means to care for Western New York.

Shortly after, I suffered a severe accident, tearing both of my quad tendons in both legs and a quad muscle. It's an incredibly rare and painful condition. I’m currently looking at months bound to a chair with 75 staples in my legs and a long, painful road of physical therapy ahead.

It has taken a heavy toll on me mentally and physically, but being a Bills fan—and watching players like Shakir who fight for every single yard with relentless grit—has taught me the importance of resiliency and perseverance. My recovery is difficult, but like our Bills, I stay focused on just keeping putting the ball down and driving forward.

Meeting Khalil in person showed me the heart of this team, and his work ethic on the field gives me something to channel during PT every single day. I'm sharing this here because Bills Mafia is more than just football. It's about a community that supports each other, builds on our love for one another, and lifts each other up.

Cheering on the Bills every week remains the absolute highlight keeping my spirits high. Thanks for being the best fanbase in sports.

Be good. Do good. God bless. Go Bills! 💙❤️

Just moved to Boston and looking to make some friends that are also bills fans. Would be nice to watch a game with fellow fans. I make killer buffalo chicken dip and am always down to go to a backers bar ;)

Allen’s face to the defenders after he made a 25 yard run. I feel bad for his kid... she's never going to have a slide in the backyard cause Dad doesn't believe in them.

I've been seeing a lot of discussion on this subreddit in regards to James Cook's fumbling concerns. I mostly see people using total fumbles as a reference point for this, but I think sometimes that can be misleading or not really paint the full picture in regards to this concern. Usage definitely would have an impact on how often a player is fumbling, so I find it more useful to look at touches per fumble to get a good idea. I couldn't find a website that had this information readily available, so I compiled the data to get a better look at the picture. I don't really have a point to this post other than to have some better data to look at for discussions.

For this season I pulled guys with at least 50 touches this year and ended up with a list of 34 running backs. The season is young and I would guess some of these numbers will settle into something similar from last year, but James Cook ranks 32 out of 34 qualifying backs when ranked for touch per fumble at a whopping 25.5 touches per fumble. Even if he were to move up one spot based on his numbers, this would make for a drastic improvement on his fumbling rate.

This is the data from last year. Again, I had to pick an arbitrary number so I chose 150 touches. Again, he ranks toward the bottom of the list, but he is fumbling more than twice as often as he was last year. This gives me hope that his rate with not keep up at his current pace, but either way, he is on the list of guys that fumbles not only the most, but the most per touch.

Again, no real point to this post other than to put the data out there. Curious on what everyone's thoughts are for this.

I live near by! Does anyone know the schedule for training? Seems like they’ve got barricades set up for a quasi training camp energy!

I've been wanting to get his jersey for a couple years now, but I'm finally pulling the trigger because of the incredible year he's having. I really want a white jersey, but the official NFL and Bills online stores only have blue, red, or gray versions.

Anyone know when they might sell white Rousseau jerseys, or know a good website for a legit one? I don't mind saving money for a non-official one, but not if it's going to look off or feel uncomfortable like some other bootlegs I've bought.

Buffalo is 8-0 the last 8 regular season games they have given up 31+. The rest of the nfl has only 17 such wins, with only the Bears (3) and Commanders (2) having multiple wins. If only the same held for playoff games.