During the Buffalo Bills’ loss to the Miami Dolphins in Week 10, tight end Dalton Kincaid suffered a hamstring injury and was quickly ruled out for the remainder of action. Once the offense lost Kincaid, there was a clear lack of chemistry in the passing game beyond the line of scrimmage.

Now, an exclusive report by Jordan Schultz reveals that Kincaid is “considered week-to-week” with that hamstring injury.

The Buffalo Bills just lost a game they could ill-afford to drop against the downtrodden Miami Dolphins in Week 10. It was an uninspired effort all around where a 16-0 halftime hole proved too much for quarterback Josh Allen and the offense to dig out of before the run defense wilted in the haze of South Beach. The Bills came into this past Sunday’s game as huge road favorites, only to lose 30-13.

The massive setback probably has Bills Mafia and NFL fans curious to find out how Vegas sees things shaping up ahead of Week 11. It turns out...

No Victory Monday celebrations this week, as the Buffalo Bills fell to the Miami Dolphins, 30-13, at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Buffalo fell to 6-3 and now finds itself dangerously close to losing the division to the New England Patriots. Sunday’s loss marks just the second time in 16 tries that quarterback Josh Allen lost to the Dolphins.

At least the excuses card can be pulled, as Buffalo entered Sunday’s tilt down multiple starters, particularly defensive backs Christian Benford and Taron Johnson, as well as edge rusher A.J. Epenesa and linebacker Shaq Thompson. Perhaps the Bills banked on...

According to reports from ESPN, the New York Giants have fired head coach Brian Daboll. The former Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator was in his fourth season at the helm of the Giants. His overall record during his tenure was 20-40-1 in the regular season, and 1-1 in postseason play.

Daboll’s firing comes on the heels of another brutal collapse, as the Giants lost 24-21 after having a ten-point lead in the second half against the Chicago Bears. This was the third time this season that the Giants had lost a road game where they led by ten points or more...

It’s going to be a long week for Buffalo Bills fans. Buffalo dropped one of the games they could ill-afford to lose, letting the upset-minded Miami Dolphins embarrass them in Week 10. It’s only been a few hours, but Bills Mafia may be ready to wash the salty air out of their mouths. There’s plenty to question and lots to discuss about the Bills’ immediate future, but for tonight it’s time to cheer on…

The Pittsburgh Steelers.

You may dislike that idea, but it’s the move this evening. Right now, the Bills need all the help they can get. So...

In March of 2021, the Buffalo Bills signed wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders to one-year, $6 million contract. They had just come off the best season of quarterback Josh Allen’s career, with him ascending to new heights, establishing himself as an MVP candidate, and leading the team into an entirely new era of optimism. The Bills were a juggernaut on offense for the first time since the 1990s.

When asked about the signing, general manager Brandon Beane said something that resonates in my mind now: “You never want to lose your fastball.”

The “fastball” in this case, was Josh Allen throwing...

What an embarrassing loss for these Buffalo Bills. There’s no excusing a blowout defeat at this point in the season. But that only tells half the story in losing 30-13 to the Miami Dolphins. To be clear, Miami was ready, and they play a pretty great game of football most of the afternoon. The score somehow still doesn’t tell the full story of just how awful the Bills played.

The defense has been an issue all season, so expecting magic two weeks in a row was essentially a lottery play. When you consider the massive amount of injury bleed, the...

The Buffalo Bills have fallen further behind the New England Patriots and no longer control their own destiny in the AFC East. New England beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, one of the few good teams left on their schedule, and the moved to 8-2. The Bills, meanwhile, lost to the lowly Miami Dolphins and fell to 6-3.

The Bills also fell behind the Los Angeles Chargers in the wild card race, as L.A. has a better conference record. The Chargers play on Sunday night, so lots can still happen.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Los Angeles Chargers play in a huge...

As the Buffalo Bills offense finally got things going as they started the second half trailing the Miami Dolphins by a score of 16-0, their number one pass catcher for the day pulled up grabbing at his hamstring. No tight end Dalton Kincaid has been declared out of the game against the Miami Dolphins.

Kincaid hobbled off the field and headed to the medical tent as the Bills kept extending their second half opening drive. Not great news. Kincaid had 37 yards, making two catches on three targets and one costly drop before the half in the rain.

As the...

Well, that was awful. There’s no sugar-coating things right now. This is unacceptable football out of the Buffalo Bills. Those of you looking for a silver lining can hang your hat on the fact that Buffalo is really only down two touchdowns and a pair of two-point conversions — that’s two possessions. There’s also a second half to play.

The same Bills that looked unstoppable in victory over the Kansas City Chiefs a weekend ago just played an entirely uninspired and sloppy first half in humid Miami. Someone needs to wake quarterback Josh Allen up, quick. That’s clearly not the...

The Buffalo Bills’ defense was already working short-handed on Sunday. Now rookie Landon Jackson, who was getting just the third start of his career, is down with a knee injury, ruled out for the remainder of Week 9 against the Miami Dolphins.

On a second-down play, Miami Dolphins running back Jaylen Wright tried to push for the first down. Jackson was seen on his back clutching his knee. After the whistle blew, the rookie edge rusher ripped his helmet off as trainers came to his aid.

Eventually, Jackson hobbled off the field under his own power and headed straight to...

It’s almost time for the Buffalo Bills to re-squish the Fish and QB Josh Allen is probably salivating at the thought alone. The 6-2 Bills will be taking on the 2-7 Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium today. The heat will be turned up (feeling like it’s in the mid 90s to the players) as these two AFC East rivals have their final match of the season.

While the Bills are still dreaming of making a Super Bowl run, they have to also keep pace with the New England Patriots, who defeated them earlier this season and now sit atop the...