For Karen Garner, a born and raised native of Buffalo, the Bills have been a part of her life for as long as she can remember.
"I got started when I was about 15, I used to go up to the Rockpile on Best and Jefferson [streets] with my uncle. I think my first game, I was like 15 or 16."
While the team has certainly changed quite a bit since those days, Garner's favorite memory as a Bills fan has been with her for some time now. Many people claim to have been at the game, but Karen was actually at the famous "Comeback Game" against the Houston Oilers twice!
"My favorite Bills memory is the '93 game, the big comeback. What happened was, we had left the game, and [started] listening to it on the radio. We said 'wow, they got a couple touchdowns, couple touchdowns, couple touchdowns!' So, then we turned around on the thruway, and came back to the game. And I learned then, never cut them off, never leave the game."
Scroll through to view photos of the uniforms the team has worn since beginning play in 1960.
1960 - 1961 | The Buffalo Bills wore jerseys with a royal blue, silver, and white color scheme in their first two seasons. Quarterback Warren Rabb is pictured here in the team's original uniform.
1960 - 1961 | The Buffalo Bills wore jerseys with a royal blue, silver, and white color scheme in their first two seasons. Defensive End and team captain Laverne Torczon is pictured here in the all-white version of the team's original uniform. He played 32 games over three seasons for the Bills.
1960 - 1961 | The Buffalo Bills wore jerseys with a royal blue, silver, and white color scheme in their first two seasons. The 1960 team is pictured here.
1960 - 1961 | The Buffalo Bills wore jerseys with a royal blue, silver, and white color scheme in their first two seasons. The 1960 team is pictured here.
1964 | The stripes on the jerseys are moved down the arms. RB and Wall of Fame member Cookie Gilchrist (34) is pictured here in the home blue jersey.
The Buffalo Bills would go on to win the 1964 AFL Championship.
1962 - 1963 | The Buffalo Bills adopt red, white and blue as the official colors. The "standing buffalo" logo makes its first appearance in red on the helmets. One red stripe is added to the helmet, and a stripe is added to the jerseys.
Abner Haynes of the Dallas Texans, 28, runs with the ball in the first quarter of the game against the Buffalo Bills for thirteen yards, Sept. 30, 1962. In pursuit is Sid Youngelman, 76, in the home white jersey.
1962 - 1963 | The Buffalo Bills adopt red, white and blue as the official colors. The "standing buffalo" logo makes its first appearance in red on the helmets. One red stripe is added to the helmet, and a stripe is added to the jerseys. DT Tom Sestak (70) played seven seasons for the Bills and is pictured here in the road blue jersey.
1965 - 1972 | Blue stripes are added to the red stripe on the helmet. The Buffalo Bills won the 1965 AFL Championship in these uniforms, and wore them as the team transitioned to the NFL in 1970.
DE Ron McDole (72) is pictured here. He played eight seasons in Buffalo, and is a member of the AFL Hall of Fame.
1965 - 1972 | Blue stripes are added to the red stripe on the helmet. The Buffalo Bills won the 1965 AFL Championship in these uniforms, and wore them as the team transitioned to the NFL in 1970.
The Bills wore these jerseys during the first two games of the 2005 season to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the 1965 AFL Champions. Pictured is QB JP Losman during a game against the Houston Texans on Sept. 11, 2004.
1965 - 1972 | Blue stripes are added to the red stripe on the helmet. The Buffalo Bills won the 1965 AFL Championship in these uniforms, and wore them as the team transitioned to the NFL in 1970.
The Bills wore these jerseys during the first two games of the 2005 season to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the 1965 AFL Champions. Pictured is RB Willis McGahee during a game against the Houston Texans on Sept. 11, 2004.
1973 | Blue pants are worn for the first time in team history. Red stripes begin to become more prominent in the socks starting in 1972. This is the final year that the "standing buffalo" appears on helmets. The road uniform is pictured here.
Buffalo Bills safety Tony Greene (43) lines up in the secondary during an NFL game against the Atlanta Falcons in Atlanta on Dec. 2, 1973. The Bills defeated the Falcons 17-6.
1965 - 1972 | Blue stripes are added to the red stripe on the helmet. The Buffalo Bills won the 1965 AFL Championship in these uniforms, and wore them as the team transitioned to the NFL in 1970.
Nov. 25, 1965. Buffalo's Pete Gogolak kicks a 22-yard field goal to tie the game at 20-20 in the the closing seconds of an American Football League game against the San Diego Chargers in San Diego.
1973 | Blue pants are worn for the first time in team history. Red stripes begin to become more prominent in the socks starting in 1972. This is the final year that the "standing buffalo" appears on helmets. The home uniform is pictured here.
Pictured here is Buffalo Bills QB Joe Ferguson (12) during a game from his 1973 season.
1973 | Blue pants are worn for the first time in team history. Red stripes begin to become more prominent in the socks starting in 1972. This is the final year that the "standing buffalo" appears on helmets. The road uniform is pictured here.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Joe Ferguson (12) throws a pass during an NFL game against the Atlanta Falcons in Atlanta, Ga., on December 2, 1973. The Bills defeated the Falcons 17-6.
1974 - 1976 | The "charging buffalo" logo makes its debut in 1974. The rest of the uniform remains the same, until 1975 when the stripes on the jerseys change slightly, and blue and red stripes are added to the collar of the jerseys.
Buffalo Bills guard Reggie McKenzie (67) looks on from the sideline circa 1974.
1974 - 1976 | The "charging buffalo" logo makes its debut in 1974. The rest of the uniform remains the same, until 1975 when the stripes on the jerseys change slightly, and blue and red stripes are added to the collar of the jerseys.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver J.D. Hill (40) lines up in a three-point stance during an NFL game against the Los Angeles Rams in Los Angeles, Calif., on December 15, 1974.
1974 - 1976 | The "charging buffalo" logo makes its debut in 1974. The rest of the uniform remains the same, until 1975 when the stripes on the jerseys change slightly, and blue and red stripes are added to the collar of the jerseys.
Buffalo Bills safety Tony Greene (43) returns an interception 38 yards during an NFL game against the Green Bay Packers in Green Bay on October 6, 1974. The Bills defeated the Packers 27-7. (AP Photo/Vernon Biever)
1977 - 1983 | The facemask is changed to dark blue, while the rest of the uniform stays the same. The shade of blue on the uniforms is changed to a slightly lighter version beginning in 1980.
QB Joe Ferguson (12) is pictured here.
1964 | The stripes on the jerseys are moved down the arms. RB and Wall of Fame member Cookie Gilchrist (34) is pictured here in the road white jersey.
The Buffalo Bills would go on to win the 1964 AFL Championship.
1994 | The Bills wear special patches to commemorate the team's 35th anniversary, and the NFL's 75th anniversary. The uniforms remain the same as previous seasons otherwise.
Thurman Thomas (34) is pictured here during a game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Rich Stadium in Orchard Park, New York in 1994. The Bills won the game, 44-10.
Joe Cribbs
- 1980 - 1985
- Fourth on the team's rushing yards leaderboard with 4,445
Buffalo Bills running back Joe Cribbs (20) runs upfield during an 1980 AFC Divisional NFL playoff game against the San Diego Chargers on Jan. 3, 1981 in San Diego, Calif.
1984 | Red helmets are introduced for the first time. It's believed that head coach Kay Stephenson wanted the change to be made, as the other three teams in the division at the time also wore white helmets. The Bills along with the 7 other original AFL teams wore a 25th anniversary patch during 1984 as well.
Linebacker Jim Haslett (55) of the Buffalo Bills sets for play during an NFL football game in 1984.
1984 | Red helmets are introduced for the first time. It's believed that head coach Kay Stephenson wanted the change to be made, as the other three teams in the division at the time also wore white helmets. The Bills along with the 7 other original AFL teams wore a 25th anniversary patch during 1984 as well.
Linebacker Jim Haslett (55) of the Buffalo Bills sets for play during an NFL football game in 1984.
1985 - 1986 | The stripes on the sleeves are changed, and jerseys will not feature multiple separated stripes again until 2011. Blue facemasks are worn for the last time in 1986.
Buffalo Bills cornerback Rodney Bellinger (36) returns an interception 36 yards during an NFL game against the San Diego Chargers on December 1, 1985.
1985 - 1986 | The stripes on the sleeves are changed, and jerseys will not feature multiple separated stripes again until 2011. Blue facemasks are worn for the last time in 1986.
Buffalo Bills Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly (12) looks up at the jumbotron during an NFL game against the New York Jets in East Rutherford, N.J., Oct. 5, 1986.
1987 - 1993 | White facemasks make their debut, while the rest of the uniforms stay the same. Minor changes to piping and material will be made periodically. White or gray facemasks will be worn from 1987 on.
Pictured is Andre Reed (83).
1987 - 1993 | White facemasks make their debut, while the rest of the uniforms stay the same. Minor changes to piping and material will be made periodically. White or gray facemasks will be worn from 1987 on.
Pictured is Bruce Smith (78).
1994 | The Bills wear special patches to commemorate the team's 35th anniversary, and the NFL's 75th anniversary. The uniforms remain the same as previous seasons otherwise.
1995 - 2001 | The patches are removed, and jerseys stay the same into the 2000's.
Thurman Thomas (34) is pictured here in the road white uniform during a game against the Kansas City Chiefs in 1997.
2002 - 2010 | The uniforms go through the biggest change since the 1962 season, as the jerseys become dark blue, and the numbers, socks, and stripes all change as well. The red helmets are largely the same besides minor changes to the stripes.
Pictured is QB Drew Bledsoe (11) in the home blue uniform.
2002 - 2010 | The uniforms go through the biggest change since the 1962 season, as the jerseys become dark blue, and the numbers, socks, and stripes all change as well. The red helmets are largely the same besides minor changes to the stripes.
Pictured is RB Fred Jackson (22) in the road white uniform.
2002 - 2010 | The uniforms go through the biggest change since the 1962 season, as the jerseys become dark blue, and the numbers, socks, and stripes all change as well. The red helmets are largely the same besides minor changes to the stripes.
Pictured is WR Roscoe Parrish (11) in the home blue uniform.
2002 - 2010 | The uniforms go through the biggest change since the 1962 season, as the jerseys become dark blue, and the numbers, socks, and stripes all change as well. The red helmets are largely the same besides minor changes to the stripes. This jersey features a special "Toronto Series" patch, used for games played in Toronto. The patch was used during these games in 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011.
Pictured is QB JP Losman (7) in the home blue uniform in 2008 during a game against the Dolphins in Toronto.
2009 | The uniforms feature a special 50th season anniversary patch, but remain the same otherwise.
Pictured is Drayton Florence (29)
2009 | The Bills wear jerseys from their AFL days with a special 50th anniversary AFL patch to open the season against the Patriots.
Pictured here is Marshawn Lynch (23)
2011 - 2013 | The uniforms make another big change, as they turn into what fans see on the field today. The helmets go back to white for the first time since 1983, and the jerseys feature multiple stripes on the sleeves, among other new changes. The shade of blue reverts to what the team has generally worn throughout history, and the facemasks become gray, which is still true today.
Pictured is Kyle Williams (95) in the home uniform during 2011.
2011 - 2013 | The uniforms make another big change, as they turn into what fans see on the field today. The helmets go back to white for the first time since 1983, and the jerseys feature multiple stripes on the sleeves, among other new changes. The shade of blue reverts to what the team has generally worn throughout history, and the facemasks become gray, which is still true today.
Pictured is C.J. Spiller (28) during 2012.
2014 | The jerseys feature a special patch all season honoring the team's first owner, Ralph C. Wilson, Jr.
Pictured is Fred Jackson (22)
2014 | The jerseys feature a special patch all season honoring the team's first owner, Ralph C. Wilson, Jr.
2014 | The jerseys feature a special patch all season honoring the team's first owner, Ralph C. Wilson, Jr.
Pictured is Fred Jackson (22)
2015 - Present | The Bills now have six uniform combinations to wear during the season, which all feature a white helmet with a gray facemask and two blue stripes and one red stripe. Jerseys worn during the 2019 season feature a special NFL 100 shield on the collar to celebrate the NFL's 100th season.
- Blue jersey + White pants (pictured)
- White jersey + Blue pants
- White jersey + White pants
- Blue jersey + Blue pants
- Red jersey + Red pants
- All-white AFL Throwback Uniforms
2015 - Present | The Bills now have six uniform combinations to wear during the season, which all feature a white helmet with a gray facemask and two blue stripes and one red stripe. Jerseys worn during the 2019 season feature a special NFL 100 shield on the collar to celebrate the NFL's 100th season.
- Blue jersey + White pants
- White jersey + Blue pants (pictured)
- White jersey + White pants
- Blue jersey + Blue pants
- Red jersey + Red pants
- All-white AFL Throwback Uniforms
2015 - Present | The Bills now have six uniform combinations to wear during the season, which all feature a white helmet with a gray facemask and two blue stripes and one red stripe. Jerseys worn during the 2019 season feature a special NFL 100 shield on the collar to celebrate the NFL's 100th season.
- Blue jersey + White pants
- White jersey + Blue pants
- White jersey + White pants (pictured)
- Blue jersey + Blue pants
- Red jersey + Red pants
- All-white AFL Throwback Uniforms
2015 - Present | The Bills now have six uniform combinations to wear during the season, which all feature a white helmet with a gray facemask and two blue stripes and one red stripe. Jerseys worn during the 2019 season feature a special NFL 100 shield on the collar to celebrate the NFL's 100th season.
- Blue jersey + White pants
- White jersey + Blue pants
- White jersey + White pants
- Blue jersey + Blue pants (pictured)
- Red jersey + Red pants
- All-white AFL Throwback Uniforms
2015 - Present | The Bills now have six uniform combinations to wear during the season, which all feature a white helmet with a gray facemask and two blue stripes and one red stripe. Jerseys worn during the 2019 season feature a special NFL 100 shield on the collar to celebrate the NFL's 100th season.
- Blue jersey + White pants
- White jersey + Blue pants
- White jersey + White pants
- Blue jersey + Blue pants
- Red jersey + Red pants (pictured, debuted in 2015)
- All-white AFL Throwback Uniforms
2015 - Present | The Bills now have six uniform combinations to wear during the season, which all feature a white helmet with a gray facemask and two blue stripes and one red stripe. Jerseys worn during the 2019 season feature a special NFL 100 shield on the collar to celebrate the NFL's 100th season.
- Blue jersey + White pants
- White jersey + Blue pants
- White jersey + White pants
- Blue jersey + Blue pants
- Red jersey + Red pants
- All-white AFL Throwback Uniforms (pictured)
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins, October 20, 2019 at New Era Field. Photo by Bill Wippert
Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins, October 20, 2019 at New Era Field. Photo by Sara Schmidle
Buffalo Bills wide receiver John Brown (15) Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins, October 20, 2019 at New Era Field. Photo by Sara Schmidle
Buffalo Bills punter Corey Bojorquez (9) and long snapper Reid Ferguson (69) Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins, October 20, 2019 at New Era Field. Photo by Bill Wippert
Buffalo Bills center Mitch Morse (60) Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins, October 20, 2019 at New Era Field. Photo by Bill Wippert
Josh Allen. Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins, October 20, 2019 at New Era Field. Photo by Bill Wippert
Buffalo Bills strong safety Micah Hyde (23) and cornerback Taron Johnson (24) Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins, October 20, 2019 at New Era Field. Photo by Bill Wippert
Once Garner left the game, was she able to get back in?
"I got back in the game. The [ushers] said, 'Are you season ticket holders? Come on in, come on in'. They let us get right back to our seats, there were people sitting in our seats and everything. [The fans in our seats said] 'They said you were gone!'"
"[I responded], 'We were, but we're back!' It was some experience, I'll tell you. My cousin made that turn on the thruway, and we came right on back."
Bills fans are some of the most passionate and loyal fans in sports, and Bills fans commonly say that once you become a Bills fan, you'll be a Bills fan for life. That's no different for Garner, who fell in love with the team at a young age and has been on board along with her cousin and fellow season ticket member Deborah Lee ever since.
"Well, I really love football, and I just love our team. It's just like one day it's going to really happen, we'll get to the playoffs and win the big game. I just have faith in them, and we keep getting good players, and I just figure one day it will be really be our time."
Garner originally purchased her season tickets in 1989 with her sister, and they attended games together for years. When she tragically passed due to a battle with cancer in the early 90's, Lee stepped up and helped Garner keep her original seats. They've been going to games together ever since.
"Sitting there in the crowd, the crowd we sit with, a lot of them are season ticket members. It's like a little family."
Tailgating is a huge part of the Bills game day experience, and the family atmosphere that Karen references. Together with Lee, Garner also makes sure to take part in that, just as they have been for nearly three decades together.
"We usually tailgate most of the time. We go out there and cook our burgers, sometimes [Debbie] will bring ribs and we'll just warm them up. We usually tailgate most of the time."
Taking it all into account; the early memories, the tailgating, and the years of attending games with their friends and family, why do Garner and Lee keep coming back to New Era Field as season ticket members? For Garner, that's easy.
"Just going in the crowd, being so pumped up, so hyped… Just being together, and enjoying the game, enjoying the fans, and enjoying the weather."
The Buffalo Bills would like to thank Karen Garner and Deborah Lee for their many years of being loyal Bills Season Ticket Members and our Season Ticket Members of the Game. In addition to Karen and Deborah being selected as Season Ticket Members of the Game, they received a club seat upgrade to the Redskins vs. Bills matchup, an autographed item and select Bills merchandise.
If you would like to submit a nomination for a Bills Season Ticket Member of the Game, please fill out the form located here.
Scroll through to view photos of every player currently on the Bills 53-man roster along with updates on their play to this point through 8 games.
#4 | Stephen Hauschka | K
One of Buffalo's captains in 2019, Stephen Hauschka has been his reliable self making 8/11 field goals, and 16/17 extra points.
#5 | Matt Barkley | QB
After signing a contract extension in the offseason, Matt Barkley has taken on the role of mentoring Josh Allen. He appeared in the New England game this season, and was 9/16 for 127 yards.
#9 | Corey Bojorquez | P
Bojorquez has appeared in every game for the Bills in 2019, punting 38 times for an average of 41.9 yards. He has downed 16 punts inside the 20, and has as long of 64 yards. He also serves as the holder for field goals and extra points.
#10 | Cole Beasley | WR
Cole Beasley has been one of Josh Allen's favorite targets since being acquired as a free agent in the offseason. He is second on the team with 35 catches, and has accounted for 337 yards and 3 touchdowns through the air so far in 2019. His 3 TD catches leads the Bills.
#15 | John Brown | WR
Another free agent acquisition, John Brown leads the team in catches (42), receiving yards (603), and yards per reception (14.4). After recording 76 yards on 4 catches against the Redskins, he became the second Bills WR ever to record eight straight games of at least 4 catches and 50 yards (Andre Reed).
#16 | Robert Foster | WR
Foster has appeared in five games for the Bills, spending time as a WR and as a valuable member of the special teams units.
17 | Josh Allen | QB
A first-time captain in 2019, Allen has started all 8 games for the Bills this season. He is 148/243 passing (60.9%) with 1653 yards and 10 touchdowns. He has also picked up 247 yards rushing to go along with 4 rushing touchdowns.
#18 | Andre Roberts | WR
A dynamic returner on special teams, Roberts has been a valuable offseason addition. He is currently averaging 32.6 yards per return on kickoffs, with a long of 66 yards that he picked up against the Redskins.
#19 | Isaiah McKenzie | WR
A speedy playmaker, McKenzie has made the most of his touches so far in 2019. He has 10 catches on the year for 124 yards and a touchdown. He is also used very creatively in the running game, motioning across formations to spread defenses out.
#20 | Frank Gore | RB
One of greatest running backs to ever play in the NFL, Gore has been a steady presence in the backfield for the Bills this year. He has carried the ball 106 times for 437 yards (4.1 yards/ carry) to go along with 2 touchdowns, while also adding 7 receptions. He currently sits at 4th on the all-time rushing leaderboard with 15,185 yards.
#21 | Jordan Poyer | S
One of the anchor's of Buffalo's defense, Poyer has tallied 58 tackles through eight games, which is second on the team. His 38 solo tackles lead the Bills, and he also has a sack, an interception, three forced fumbles, and a fumble recovery.
#22 | T.J. Yeldon | RB
Yeldon has appeared in three games after coming to Buffalo in the offseason as a free agent. He provides a nice option in the passing game out of the backfield, catching 10 passes over his three games.
#23 | Micah Hyde | S
One of the most versatile players on the team, Hyde has played a huge role on one of the league's best defenses. Through eight games, he has 37 tackles, a forced fumble, an interception, and three pass breakups. He also returned an onside kick for a touchdown against Miami.
#24 | Taron Johnson | CB
Johnson plays the nickel corner position on this Bills team, and is a very important part of the defense. In four games this season, he has 8 tackles, 1 sack, 2 pass breakups, 2 tackles for loss, and a forced fumble.
#26 | Devin Singletary | RB
The rookie running back has been a big part of the offense after being drafted in the third round. Singletary is a great weapon out of the backfield, with the ability to run the ball effectively, and to make plays in the passing game. In five games, he has 267 yards rushing on just 40 carries (6.7 yards per carry), to go along with 12 catches for 103 yards. He has three total touchdowns on the year (2 rushing, 1 receiving).
#27 | Tre'Davious White | CB
Considered one of the best DB's in the NFL, White leads the Bills and is tied for fourth-most in the NFL with 3 interceptions this season. He has also tallied 34 tackles, a sack, a forced fumble, and 5 passes defensed through eight games.
#28 | Kurt Coleman | S
A veteran presence in the DB room, Coleman has been appeared in six games this year and plays a big role on special teams.
#29 | Kevin Johnson | CB
Johnson has been a solid rotational DB for the Bills so far this year, appearing in all eight games. He has 12 tackles, a sack, and two pass breakups in 2019.
31 | Dean Marlowe | S
Marlowe has appeared in seven games in 2019, making two starts. He frequently rotates in on defense, and plays a huge role on special teams.
32 | Senorise Perry | RB
He was signed to the roster before the Miami game in Week 7, and has appeared in all three games since. He is a very important part of the special teams units.
33 | Siran Neal | DB
Neal has appeared in all eight games for the Bills, making one start. He plays a variety of positions on defense, and has made 5 tackles on special teams, which leads the Bills and is tied for 11th in the NFL. He has 21 tackles, and a forced fumble.
39 | Levi Wallace | CB
The starter opposite of Tre'Davious White, Wallace has started all eight games for the Bills in 2019, and all 15 games of his career in Buffalo. So far in 2019, he has 39 tackles, and six pass breakups.
42 | Patrick DiMarco | FB
One of the leaders in the locker room, DiMarco makes his mark on special teams, and by blocking on offense. He has appeared in all eight games for Buffalo in 2019, carrying the ball twice to go along with his four receptions.
46 | Jaquan Johnson | S
The rookie safety has appeared in five games in 2019, primarily serving as a versatile special teams player.
49 | Tremaine Edmunds | LB
A first-time captain, Edmunds is the anchor of the Bills defense. Through eight games, he leads the team with 61 tackles, and is second on the team with 6 tackles for loss.
51 | Julian Stanford | LB
He has appeared in all eight games so far, serving as a valuable special teams player. He recovered a fumble in the game against the Eagles.
52 | Corey Thompson | LB
Another solid special teams player, Thompson also serves as a great depth option at linebacker. He has appeared in four games so far in 2019.
55 | Jerry Hughes | DE
Hughes has played in all eight games this season, totaling 18 tackles, 2.5 sacks, 3 pass breakups, 4 tackles for loss, and a fumble recovery. He has 49.5 career sacks.
57 | Lorenzo Alexander | LB
A captain again in 2019, Alexander is one of the more versatile players on the roster. He moves around the field on defense in addition to being a great special teams player as well. So far in 2019, he has 31 tackles, 2 sacks, 7 pass deflections, and a forced fumble. His 4 tackles on special teams are second on the team.
58 | Matt Milano | LB
Despite missing one game due to injury, Milano ranks third on the team with 50 tackles in his seven starts. In addition to being terrific in pass coverage, he also has 5 tackles for loss, 3 quarterback hits, and a fumble recovery in 2019.
60 | Mitch Morse | C
The starting center on the O-Line, Morse has started all eight games since signing as a free agent in the offseason.
61 | Spencer Long | OL
A valuable rotational lineman, Long has the ability to play both center and guard for the Bills. He has been active for six games this season.
65 | Ike Boettger | OL
The young lineman has appeared in one game so far in 2019.
67 | Quinton Spain | OG
Spain has started all eight games in 2019 at left guard after signing as a free agent in the offseason.
69 | Reid Ferguson | LS
A captain on special teams, Ferguson has started all eight games for the Bills in 2019.
70 | Cody Ford | T
The second-round rookie has played in all eight games in 2019, starting seven of them.
71 | Ryan Bates | OL
A versatile lineman, rookie Ryan Bates has been active for three games so far in 2019. He has the ability to play all three positions on the offensive line if needed.
73 | Dion Dawkins | LT
A first-time captain in 2019, Dion Dawkins has started all eight games at left tackle so far this season.
76 | Jon Feliciano | OL
A free agent addition, Feliciano has started all eight games during the season at RG, and has filled in at center as needed. His versatility is a big asset.
77 | Ty Nsekhe | OT
Nsekhe has played in seven games this season, starting one. He is a great rotational piece at tackle.
81 | Tyler Kroft | TE
Kroft has played in three games after battling injuries early in the year, grabbing two passes for 32 yards in his first season in Buffalo.
82 | Duke Williams | WR
After being promoted from the practice squad, Williams has played in three games, catching 6 passes for 58 yards and a touchdown.
85 | Lee Smith | TE
Primarily used as a blocker, Smith has appeared in all eight games for the Bills in 2019. He has 4 catches for 31 yards and a touchdown.
88 | Dawson Knox | TE
The rookie tight end is third on the team in catches, receiving yards, and receiving touchdowns, with 14, 192, and 1, respectively.
89 | Tommy Sweeney | TE
Sweeney is another rookie tight end that has seen action in 2019, catching 3 passes for 38 yards in five games.
90 | Shaq Lawson | DE
Lawson has been a big part of the defense in 2019, playing in all eight games and totaling 14 tackles, 2 sacks, 6 QB hits, and a pass deflection.
91 | Ed Oliver | DT
The first-round pick in 2019 has played in all eight games, starting seven. He has 20 tackles, 1 sack, and 4 QB hits while drawing consistent double teams.
92 | Darryl Johnson | DE
Another rookie that has seen a ton of playing time for the Bills, Johnson has played in all eight games on defense and special teams. The seventh-round pick has 7 tackles, 1 sack, and 2 QB hits so far this season.
93 | Trent Murphy | DE
Murphy has started all eight games for the Bills in 2019, and has 13 tackles, 1 sack, 4 tackles for loss, 3 pass deflections, an interception and a fumble recovery.
94 | Corey Liuget | DT
Liuget was signed to the roster as a free agent before Week 10. He entered the NFL in 2011 as a first-round pick.
96 | Vincent Taylor | DT
Promoted from the practice squad before the Washington game, Taylor had 3 tackles and a tackle for loss against the Redskins.
97 | Jordan Phillips | DT
Phillips has been a monster on the Buffalo defense in 2019. Through eight games, he leads the Bills and all NFL defensive tackles with 6 sacks, and has added 16 tackles, 9 tackles for loss, 8 QB hits, and a forced fumble.
98 | Star Lotulelei | DT
Star is an important part of Buffalo's run defense, and has started all eight games in 2019.
