Greg Olsen played 14 seasons in the NFL, and as a tight end, it's inevitable for him to feel for the players on the defensive side of the ball when things go against them.
There’s still plenty of football left to be played this season, and the 6-3 Buffalo Bills are still in the thick of the AFC playoff race. That said, Week 11 kicked off on Thursday night, which is a reminder of how fast the season moves along.
Despite teasing fans by doing on-field work hours before Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins, two key contributors for the Buffalo Bills won't play after all.
The Buffalo Bills did some salary cap maneuvering on Monday, restructuring the contract of nickel cornerback Taron Johnson to free up some much-needed space.
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The Bills have restructured cornerback Taron Johnson‘s contract, according to Field Yates of ESPN.com. The team opened up $1.75M in spending space by converting base salary into a signing bonus.
The Bills won't have cornerback Taron Johnson to help them try to slow down the Chiefs offense on Sunday afternoon. Johnson was listed as questionable to play after being added to the injury report on Friday with a groin issue and the team included him on their inactive list ahead of kickoff in Buffalo.
Another week, another blow to the Buffalo Bills’ depleted defense. Starting nickel cornerback Taron Johnson was among the team’s list of inactive players leading into Sunday’s Week 9 matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs, marking the second game he has missed due to injury this season.
Bills nickel corner Taron Johnson is questionable for Sunday's game against the Chiefs, while coach Sean McDermott says safety Taylor Rapp is "probably" done for the season after going on injured reserve with a knee injury.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Bills improved to 3-0 with Thursday night's 31-21 win over the Dolphins and they gave themselves something to work on during their extended break heading into Week 4.
The Buffalo Bills have re-inserted a key defensive starter back into the lineup following a one-game absence due to a quad injury. Veteran nickel cornerback Taron Johnson was not amongst the list of inactives tabbed by the Bills prior to Thursday night's home game against the division rival Miami Dolphins.
Last week, nickel cornerback Taron Johnson seemed prepared to play through a minor calf injury, but the Buffalo Bills did not dress the veteran for the September 14 road game against the New York Jets.
Taron Johnson was announced as a surprise inactive for the Buffalo Bills entering Sunday’s Week 2 matchup with the New York Jets, leaving another significant hole on the Bills’ defense early in the year.
It's no secret that the Buffalo Bills have an injury bug plaguing this team. With multiple starters out, while it is preseason, it's a little worrying to say the least.
Bills CB Taron Johnson said his surgically-repaired shoulder is feeling better as he wears a non-contact jersey in practice. “Feels good, pretty much feels close to normal,” Johnson said, via Buffalo News.
Buffalo Bills cornerback Taron Johnson exited Sunday’s AFC Wild Card Round game against the Denver Broncos in the first quarter after making head-to-head contact with Broncos running back Javonte Williams.
The Buffalo Bills will have their biggest game yet of the 2024 season against a familiar opponent in the Kansas City Chiefs. The Bills, who enter the game at 8-2, have seen the undefeated Chiefs plenty of times.
The Buffalo Bills booked their key to the Divisional round last Monday with a win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. However, the win was not all smiles, as the Bills saw several of their players get injured during the outing.
The Bills dominated from the start to finish, building a 21-0 lead in the second quarter. The Steelers found some positivity, but it was never enough to mount a full comeback.
The Bills defense is playing its best football coming into their clash against the Steelers. Over the last five weeks, that unit has gone up against the top-scoring offense in football twice in the Miami Dolphins and Dallas Cowboys and held them to 10 and 14 points, respectively.