Buffalo Bills Center Mitch Morse did not play in Sunday’s game against the Miami Dolphins. The Bills lost that heartbreaker of a game in a way reminiscent of the Dallas Cowboys’ loss to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Wild Card Game last season. In this case, Josh Allen threw a 12-yard pass to Isaiah McKenzie, who, exhausted by the heat and unable to break a tackle, failed to get out of bounds to stop the clock. The result? Players couldn’t get set. A referee couldn’t touch the ball. The game clock hit double zero before Josh Allen could…
Author: Kaleigh Distaffen
Kaleigh Distaffen
A Freelance Writer from Western New York, Kaleigh is an avid dad joker, pun enthusiast, and passionate storyteller. When she's not recovering from heart-breaking Bills' losses, she can be found writing, playing Candy Crush, or petting her rescue dog, Maxine.
There’s a saying in football: defenses win championships. After two consecutive season-ending and heart-breaking losses to the Kansas City Chiefs in the playoffs, the Buffalo Bills have taken this to heart. With the AFC getting more competitive, Brandon Beane and Sean McDermott know their time to win a Super Bowl is now. Two veteran players signed on the defense this offseason, Von Miller and Tim Settle, show the Bills are all in for the 2022 NFL season. The goal: Super Bowl 57. The Bills’ Desperate Need for Pass Rush For Bills fans across the globe, the phrase “13 seconds” is…
