- Sabres force overtime, but fall 6-5 to the Canucks
- Ed Oliver named the NFL’s Rookie of the Week
- McDermott: We have to 'do our job' and play fundamentally sound against Baltimore
- Spain, Yeldon miss Thursday's practice with illnesses
- Flames hold on to beat the Sabres, 4-3
- The Sabres try to win their rematch with Calgary
- Alexander: 'We have a bigger picture here'
- McDermott: Ravens offense poses 'unique' challenge for the Bills
- Sabres' Skinner is happy with his place in the lineup
- Krueger: It's about playing within our principles and desired structure
- The Sabres comeback fell short in overtime
- Sabres' special teams gets them beaten again
- Allen vs. Jackson features elite mobility at quarterback
- Howard Picks the Bills: Week 14
- Taking the next step
- The Sabres get three out of four points against Toronto
- Sabres' Eichel leads a come from behind win over Toronto
- Five takeaways from the statement win at 'Jerry World'
- Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Bills-Cowboys
- The Sabres lose in overtime to the floundering Flames
SalSports....and Stuff - Ep 8 Mik'Quan Deane
From both parents being sent to prison, to his grandmother who was then raising him being killed in an auto accident, to finding his way to the NFL and now mentoring young people, Bills TE Mik'Quan Deane has a powerful story, both tragic and uplifting. He shares it with me in this edition of the SalSports and Stuff podcast. Before that, I recap this week's media-open OTA, discussed the Bills injuries, and got into the new stadium issue that seemed to rage out of control after Roger Goodell's comments from the Jim Kelly Golf Classic.
