Bills running back Ray Davis has gone to the locker room with an apparent concussion after an ugly hit in the third quarter today.

The Buffalo Bills were up 13-7 on the Denver Broncos in the third quarter of Sunday's first wild-card game. Josh Allen's offense had the ball with the chance to build the lead and faced a third-and-long.

Josh Allen is getting blamed for a throw that arguably “hung out to dry” Buffalo Bills teammate Ray Davis in a way that sent the rookie to the locker room after a scary decision. The scenario as the favored Bills are now trying to pull away from the upstart Denver Broncos in the third quarter of the Bills opening playoff game

W ith a little more than six minutes to play in the third quarter of the Bills opening playoff game, against the Broncos at home in the wild-card round, quarterback Josh Allen thr

The Buffalo Bills extended their lead over the Denver Broncos in the third quarter on impressive catch by Ty Johnson on a fourth-and-one pass from Josh Allen. T

"I hate what happened to Ray Davis. I hate that feeling that I have for him right now. Got to see him. He's doing OK." - Bills QB Josh Allen.

Anderson has found a niche in extra lineman formations. Buffalo uses six offensive linemen more than any team in the NFL and led the league in yards per rush and yards per play utilizing it. Anderson reported as eligible on 16 of his 22 offensive snaps in the playoff opener.

Buffalo Bills running back Ray Davis took a vicious hit from Denver Broncos safety Brandon Jones as quarterback Josh Allen targeted the running back on a 2nd & 12 play. Davis laid motionless while teammates waved frantically for medical staff to rush to his aid and a backboard was prepared.

Josh Allen's offense had the ball with the chance ... and unintentionally led him directly into the path of Broncos corner Brandon Jones, who was closing very fast on his target.

Few could have predicted the extraordinary transformation unfolding when the Buffalo Bills traded up to select Josh Allen with the seventh overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft. At the time, Allen was seen as a high-risk,

In the matchup many believe will be the game of the year, the Bills are pitted against the Ravens in a rematch of their Week 4 showdown on “Sunday Night Football”. The Bills suffered their lone blowout loss of the season, a 35-10 night-to-forget for a team that ultimately won 13 regular season games.

ESPN ranked the top 100 MVP candidates, and you might be surprised to see where Bills quarterback Josh Allen landed. This list was based on numbers and analytics, not just someone's opinion.