Buffalo Rumblings: for Buffalo Bills fans

We recap the Buffalo Bills handing an “L” to the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving in front of a national TV audience. The 26-15 win moves Buffalo to 9-3 on the year. 

The spotlight wasn’t too bright for Josh Allen and the team, Cole Beasley has his revenge game, Ed Oliver continues to impress, how terrible the officiating was, and plenty of other great storylines coming out of this game to discuss! 

We also have a new signed jersey giveaway announcement and much more! And, as always, we discuss our general thoughts on the game, stats of the game, plays of the game (Sweet Sassy Molassy!), who goes on our Wall of Fame and who goes on the Wall of Shame (and turn to Twitter for some great reaction from our followers). Next, the 9-2 Baltimore Ravens in Buffalo. Go Bills!

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Fans of the Bills have plenty to be thankful for this holiday season

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The guys are here for you on this short week! Nick & Nolan break down all the positives we saw in the Bills comforting win over the Broncos on Sunday. Among the many things to liker was Josh Allen's play, Devin Singletary's play, Cody Ford's best game as a tackle, the Offensive Line's versatility, Tre White shutting down Cortland Sutton, and Matt Milano playing like a man possessed.

After the guys get through all that, they discuss what could tip the scales on Thursday to either the Bills or the Cowboys.

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This week, we discuss appropriate attire for Bills fans on Thanksgiving, field multiple offensive line questions, discuss Frank Gore and Duke Williams, and more!

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Danyel and Robyn are back and ready to roll! Listen in as they discuss the improved offensive line, why people should start respecting the Bills and how Josh Allen's nerves may or may not have an impact on Thanksgiving.

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Host John Boccacino and co-host Jamie D'Amico discuss the Buffalo Bills' dominant 20-3 victory over the Denver Broncos, a team Buffalo should (and did) dominate. Among the topics discussed: the defense was outstanding, holding Denver to 49 net passing yards, 85 rushing yards and 134 total yards of offense. The Broncos were held to less than three yards per play, the fourth-fewest in a game this year as Buffalo pitched its third first-half shutout of the year. One of the AFC's leading wide receivers, Cortland Sutton, was completely taken out of the game by Tre’Davious White as White continues to show he is a true lockdown cornerback. Linebacker Matt Milano posted another huge game, as did rookie Devin Singletary (106 rushing yards on 21 carries for the first 100-yard game of his young career). The offensive line was spectacular as Buffalo rushed for 238 rushing yards despite an injury to center Mitch Morse. Rookie Cody Ford was excellent against Von Miller, as were Quinton Spain, Dion Dawkins, Spencer Long and Jon Feliciano. Josh Allen, who has struggled against good defenses this year, completed 60 percent or more of his passes for the eighth time in 11 games, Allen found success against a Broncos' defense that was fifth against the pass entering Sunday. Our podcasters discuss running back Frank Gore passing Barry Sanders for third on the all-time rushing list, then offer up a preview of Buffalo's Thanksgiving day clash vs. the Dallas Cowboys.

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We recap the Buffalo Bills sending the Denver Broncos packing 20-3, to go 8-3 with a 2 game hold on the AFC Wild Card spot. Devin Singletary gets fed early and often, the Defense only allows 134 yards, the run blocking was tremendous, Cody Fordy fended off Von Miller, and plenty of other great story-lines coming out of this game to discuss! We also have the John Brown signed jersey giveaway announcement and much more! And, as always, we discuss our general thoughts on the game, stats of the game, plays of the game (Sweet Sassy Molassy!), who goes on our Wall of Fame and who goes on the Wall of Shame (and turn to Twitter for some great reaction from our followers). Next, the 6-5 Cowboys in Dallas on Thanksgiving Day. Go Bills!

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Host John Boccacino is joined by co-host Jamie D'Amico to analyze the Buffalo Bills' (7-3) Week 12 game vs. the Denver Broncos (3-7). Among the topics discussed: with tackle Ty Nsekhe sidelined, the role of slowing down all-world edge rusher Von Miller falls on rookie Cody Ford. Is Ford up to the task? Coming off arguably the best game of his young career, Josh Allen will need to get rid of the ball quickly, looking to rely on quick passes to Cole Beasley, along with the red-hot John Brown to guide the offense. Rookie Devin Singletary needs to have another monster game, Denver's run game is susceptible to runs up the middle, and tight ends Lee Smith and Dawson Knox will need to both chip and help contain Miller, and contribute in the passing game. Facing a top 10 Broncos' defense will serve as a good test for Allen, who so far this year has struggled against elite defenses. The Broncos bring a four-game losing streak into Sunday, with four losses by a touchdown or less. Can Buffalo apply enough pressure to rattle Brandon Allen? Can Tre'Davious White slow down the AFC's other breakout wide receiver, Cortland Sutton? What role will rookie TE Noah Fant have against a Bills' defense that is typically stingy against tight ends? Our podcasters also give their score predictions for the game as the Bills look for another big win.

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The Bills have plenty of decisions to make in free agency

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Nick & Nolan talk through the game that was the joyous victory over the Dolphins.

Was this Allen's best game ever? How did the defense come back alive?

The guys discuss in depth how the team could resign Jordan Phillips and Shaq Lawson as well as whether the Bills should pull the trigger.

Last but not least the guys preview the upcoming Broncos game.

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