It wasn’t always pretty, but the Bills came away with a hard-fought 31-19 win over the New Orleans Saints to improve to 4-0 on the season. Buffalo was in danger

The Saints started nine drives in Buffalo territory, forcing the Bills’ defense to bend without breaking, while the offense leaned on familiar firepower amid sloppy moments like a rare Josh Allen interception. Turnovers were scarce (just one for Buffalo), but penalties and red-zone inefficiency kept the crowd on edge until a late surge sealed it.

Remember that a blindside block can happen in full view of the person being hit. The rule requires that you’re traveling toward your own end line and that you block using either helmet, elbow, forearm, or shoulder and make forcible contact with the head OR neck area of your opponent. Or put differently, Dorian Williams is guilty as heck.

The Bills will be in search of another new punter after Cameron Johnston sustained a leg injury against the Saints on Sunday.

On Monday, Bills head coach Sean McDermott shared that Johnston is dealing with foot and ankle injuries and will miss some time. He added that the team will work out new punters this week to punt against the Patriots.

Mitch Wishnowsky joins Buffalo after Cameron Johnston's injury, bringing specialized punting techniques that previously caused muffed punts for 49ers opponents.

The New England Patriots are getting ready for a Week 5 matchup against the Buffalo Bills. To learn more about the Pats' upcoming opponent, we spoke with Buffal

It's the New England Patriots vs Buffalo Bills this Sunday at Highmark Stadium in an AFC East thriller. Live coverage begins at 7 PM ET on NBC and Peacock.

The Buffalo Bills have been predicted to cut defensive backs, Brandon Codrington and Ja'Marcus Ingram when the team gets injured players back.