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Projecting DaQuan Jones' 2024 stats with Buffalo Bills
One area that the Buffalo Bills have been weaker in the last couple of seasons is the defensive line. The Bills have not been able to produce a defensive line like they once did in 2013-2014 with Mario Williams, Kyle Williams, Marcell Dareus, and Jerry Hughes. It is a unit that has had consistent rotation players up until Ed Oliver came to town, who became a rising star last season. However, part of the reason why Oliver has grown in the last two years is because of DaQuan Jones.
3 contract decisions that will pay off for Buffalo Bills in 2024
This was the toughest offseason that Brandon Beane had to put together for the Buffalo Bills since arriving. Bills fans were starting to get used to bigger moves being made as far as additions. That was not the case this past offseason. The highlights were losing key franchise players who helped create the culture that the Bills have, especially on the defense.
Shelter Announce Northeast Headlining Dates
Shelter announced a four-date run of headlining dates for September on their Instagram. Yes, I can see the gears turning in your head going “I know the name Shelter, but I can’t remember from where.” Well, to remind you, Shelter is the Hare Krishna-based band from Youth of Today vocalist Ray Cappo that he started in the early ‘90s. Once they started banning Hare Krishnas from airports, I guess the religion needed a new way to spread their message, and hardcore punk seemed like the next most viable option.
Charlie is your typical puppy and is looking for a forever home
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — On this Saturday’s Wake Up Wags, we met Charlie, a 7-month-old pitbull mix looking for his forever home. Charlie was described as “your typical puppy” with plenty of energy. It is recommended that he go into a home as an only animal as he is still working on some “self-confidence” issues.
St. Joseph University School to utilize outdoor space for unique educational program
St Joseph University School (SJUS), the oldest operating Catholic elementary school in the Diocese of Buffalo now celebrating its 175th anniversary, is excited to announce the launch of a one-of-a-kind initiative exclusive to SJUS – the Outdoor Education Program: Learning Through Nature. Built on a significant body of research,...
Community gathers for “Human BuffaLove” event
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – BuffaLove Apparel invited hundreds of residents from the Queen City to Canalside for their “Human BuffaLove” event on Saturday. It’s the business’ seventh time creating a buffalo with attendees through coordinating shirts and standing in designated spots for an aerial photo. The event’s donations benefited WNY Heroes and the Bob Woodruff […]
Okposo brings Stanley Cup to Minnesota, before it comes to Western New York
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Friday was a special day for former Buffalo Sabres captain Kyle Okposo. The St. Paul native brought the Stanley Cup back to the Twin Cities. "Special Day for Kyle Okposo and his family. The @FlaPanthers #stanleycup champion brings the trophy home," Philip Pritchard, the Hockey Hall of Fame's official Keeper of the Cup, posted to social media.
Ex-Sabres prospect Linus Weissbach signs contract in native Sweden
Winger Linus Weissbach has returned home to play in the Swedish Hockey League. The former Buffalo Sabres prospect on Saturday signed a two-year contract with Frolunda HC. Weissbach, 26, spent the last three seasons with the Rochester Americans, scoring 52 goals and 117 points in 192 AHL games. He added four goals and 11 points in 18 contests in the Calder Cup Playoffs.
New York LOTTO ticket worth over $100K sold in North Tonawanda
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A second prize-winning New York LOTTO ticket worth $103,023 was sold in North Tonawanda, the New York Lottery announced. The winning ticket for the Saturday drawing was sold at Budwey’s Market on Division Street. The New York Lottery said the winning numbers were 13-14-16-19-22-25 and bonus number 30, with the winning […]
Ryan McLeod’s one elite attribute will transform the Sabres bottom-six
While Ryan McLeod qualifies more as a depth forward as opposed to a complementary scorer for the Sabres, he possesses one ultra-elite attribute fans must know about. No, it doesn’t involve anything near finding twine over 25 times per season, though I wouldn’t rule out 20 now that he’s out of Connor McDavid’s and Leon Draisaitl’s respective shadows, but that’s for another article.
One Thing Missed from Former Sabres Not Returning from Last Season
A lot has been made about the new additions to the Buffalo Sabres this offseason, and rightfully so. The Sabres must take the next step and find a way into the playoffs, whether through the new coach, newfound speed and physicality, or a jump in development by the team’s young core. While the incoming players bring new hope, there are aspects of the former Sabres not brought back that will be missed.
Legendary basketball coach Tom Izzo praises Bills rookie WR: 'I love him'
Despite Keon Coleman's voluntary departure from Michigan State, legendary basketball coach Tom Izzo still has a strong relationship with the Buffalo Bills rookie. Keon Coleman’s path to the NFL was not necessarily dissimilar to that of the typical contemporary second-round draft pick. A four-star recruit out of Opelousas Catholic School in Louisiana’s Acadiana region, the wide receiver initially committed to Michigan State, appearing in 22 games and catching 65 passes throughout his two-year stint with the Spartans before transferring to Florida State for his junior season. He came down with 11 touchdowns throughout his sole campaign in Tallahassee, prompting the Buffalo Bills to select him with the 33rd overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Non-profit providing 100 local families with free home repairs
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Eight Days of Hope begins its week-long journey to repair homes in Buffalo's Ellicott District this weekend. Over 1,500 volunteers, from 50 organizations in 37 states and Canada are coming together from July 20 to July 27. Eight Days of Hope (EDOH) is a Christian, non-profit...
Joey Votto getting closer to Toronto Blue Jays debut
Joey Votto has yet to appear in the majors with the Toronto Blue Jays this season. He got one step closer on Friday. The Buffalo Bisons, the Blue Jays Triple-A team, announced that Votto will join them on Friday. While Votto did sign a minor league deal, one has to imagine that a strong showing in Buffalo would lead to a return to the majors.
UB football coach Pete Lembo’s game plan: Build a ‘Warrior Spirit’
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — UB Bulls football coach Pete Lembo has a passion for classic rock, WWII movies, all things British, and, of course, football. That’s the inside intel shared by his wife, Jen, Wednesday night when she introduced him for an engaging fireside chat entitled ‘UB Football 101’ during the weekly UB Newman Center Bridge […]
Buffalo Rumblinks, 7/20: Previewing Buffalo Bills training camp.
The Buffalo Bills are set to return to St. John Fisher University for their training camp following a break after mandatory minicamp. Buffalo’s rookie class, led by wide receiver Keon Coleman, safety Cole Bishop, and defensive tackle DeWayne Carter, reported to Fisher on Tuesday, with the rest of the team reporting on July 23 and the first official practice session occurring on July 24.
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