Meet the Team
Five people, five desks, one team to cover. Every column on this site carries a name — this is who is accountable for what you read.
Front Office
Matt's first Bills game was Jim Kelly's last playoff game — a loss to the Jaguars. The adults around him, faces painted, were screaming that the dynasty was over. His passion for the Bills was just getting started.
He watched the Music City Miracle on TV, stayed die-hard through the whole 17-year playoff drought until Kyle Williams and Micah Hyde helped break it, and followed Josh Allen before he was famous — even driving from Buffalo to Allen's hometown of Firebaugh, California. He has flown his drone over the new Bills stadium and covered this team for years, starting with clips on Instagram before bringing that audience to Facebook and YouTube.
Today he runs Bills News Consolidated as a daily Bills operation — a YouTube channel with 6.2K subscribers, a Facebook community, and now this site. He writes the News desk and The Owner's Take, the morning Daily Links, and the trade and roster analysis — and his standing rule runs the whole building: if we can't verify it, we don't publish it.
The Writers
The site's reporter — a journalist in the Mina Kimes mold covering the people inside the jerseys: features, locker-room stories, and the city around the team, reported properly with names, quotes, and context.
Played college ball, and it shows in how he watches a game. Dre runs the Film Room: the stat that matters first, then the plays — and the technique behind them — that prove it.
Third-generation season-ticket holder and the voice of the lot. Tommy writes the comedy desk — the fan's-eye view, the superstitions, and the group chat, in column form.
The house gambler. Vince builds every column from PFF matchup grades and the week's film, posts his trades on Kalshi before kickoff, and logs every one publicly — win or lose.
Bills News Consolidated is an independent fan publication and is not affiliated with the Buffalo Bills or the NFL. Partner content is labeled on every column it appears in.