Author: Sal Maiorana, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

The Buffalo Bills’ Tre’Davious White exited the game on Thanksgiving after his leg bent awkwardly in the second quarter Thursday night.

The Bills bounced back from their horrible loss to the Colts last Sunday, beating the Saints and momentarily pulling even with the Patriots at 7-4.

The Bills have now lost two games in a row to the Titans, the latest a heartbreaker for Buffalo when Josh Allen slipped on a quarterback sneak.

Josh Allen needed just one half to prove he’s ready for the regular season, picking the Packers apart for 194 yards and two TDs in the Bills win.

Mitchell Trubisky, the No. 2 pick in 2017 by the Bears, went 20-of-28 passing for 221 yards and a TD to lead the Bills to a 41-15 rout of his old team.

Mitchell Trubisky’s time with the Bears ended earlier than many would have believed, and now he’s in Buffalo as Josh Allen’s backup.

It seemed pretty clear that Buffalo’s MVP runner-up has not been vaccinated, even though coach Sean McDermott would like his players to get the shot.

Erie County Executive Mark Polancarz said Tuesday that he will push to have full capacity for Bills games, but all fans will have to be vaccinated.

After a great start, the Bills fell apart and lost the AFC Championship Game 38-24 to the Kansas City Chiefs.

For the first time since January 1994, the Bills are in the AFC Championship Game as they play the Chiefs. Sal Maiorana has the preview of the game.