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Offensive struggles show Bills capable of winning in different ways (opens the original)
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Orchard Park, N.Y. -- For the first two weeks of the NFL season, all the talk around the Buffalo Bills was about how great their offence looked. How much in sync it was with Joe Brady as head coach and play-caller, and how it might just be unstoppable this season. Then came the first quarter of Sunday afternoon’s home game against the Los Angeles Chargers. Buffalo eventually won 24-16, but things started far from smooth. The Bills had won the toss and opted to take the ball first during their op
Report: CFL has moved closer to Quebec City expansion (opens the original)
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The Canadian Football League has moved closer to expanding into Quebec City, according to reports in the French media this week. On Wednesday, TVA’s Stephane Turcot reported that a potential franchise owner received unanimous conditional approval from the league’s board of governors earlier this month. The would-be owner is William Trudel, a former police officer turned real estate developer who is believed to have been meeting with the league since not long after Stewart Johnston became commiss
Bills’ inevitable offence buys time for new defence to come together (opens the original)
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By the time the Buffalo Bills received the opening kickoff on Thursday night, the debuting $2.1 billion show home had faded into the background. This was all about the Bills and Josh Allen, and whether the offensive display the team put on against the Houston Texans one week earlier could be sustained against the Detroit Lions. Logic said it would, as the Lions’ depleted secondary had been torched for 410 yards the previous week by the New Orleans Saints and Tyler Shough. So how would they stand
CFL facing looming quarterback question (opens the original)
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Two young quarterbacks played the first meaningful minutes of their careers this past week in the Canadian Football League. And while B.C.’s Kaidon Salter and Hamilton’s Harrison Frost didn’t look ready for regular duty, there were flashes from both – Salter with his legs, rushing 10 times for 160 yards to compliment 96 passing yards on 15 attempts, and Frost completing nine of 20 passes for 165 yards, a touchdown and an interception in a game where the Tiger-Cats’ offence seemed to pick up with
Brown could add to Redblacks early woes (opens the original)
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When it comes to CFL drama, it doesn’t get much richer than the evolving story between the Ottawa Redblacks, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, and quarterback Dru Brown. Especially with the possibility that Brown – the former Ottawa starter – could be under centre for Winnipeg this weekend when the Blue Bombers visit the nation’s capital to face the winless Redblacks on Sunday night. A Winnipeg win with Brown at the helm would compound what has been a painful start to the season for Ottawa and new head
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