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Dion Dawkins writes an emotional letter to Bills fans before the final game at Highmark Stadium, reflecting on his memories, the stadium's significance, and urging fans to make the last game unforgettable, as he prepares to say goodbye to a place that has shaped his NFL journey.
Buffalo Bills' left tackle Dion Dawkins admitted the Dolphins played harder in their 30-13 loss, highlighting issues with energy and effort, and emphasizing the need for the team to improve consistency and intensity in future games.
On the first day of NFL free agency, the Buffalo Bills focused on signing their own players, extending left tackle Dion Dawkins for three years and $60.5 million, restructuring tight end Dawson Knox's contract, and restructuring quarterback Josh Allen's contract to free up cap space. They also signed edge rusher A.J. Epenesa and defensive back Cam Lewis to two-year deals. Wide receiver Gabe Davis agreed to a three-year, $39 million contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars, while edge rusher Leonard Floyd is reportedly signing with the San Francisco 49ers.
Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott crashed left tackle Dion Dawkins' media call, adding some fun and candor to the conversation. The light-hearted moment comes after Dawkins signed a contract extension and playfully trolled social media. McDermott's willingness to show a more relaxed side in public reflects a shift in his approach, providing fans with entertaining glimpses into the personalities of professional athletes and coaches.
Buffalo Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins signs a three-year contract extension worth $60.5 million, making him one of the league's highest-paid tackles. After teasing fans with a social media post, Dawkins reassured them of his commitment to Buffalo, where he has started 106 of 112 games since being drafted in 2017. His return solidifies the team's offensive line, which will see changes in 2024 with the release of center Mitch Morse and the shift of left guard Connor McGovern to center.
The Buffalo Bills have secured three-time Pro Bowl left tackle Dion Dawkins with a three-year contract extension, ensuring his presence on the team through the 2027 season. Dawkins, known for his reliability and impressive performance, has been a key player for the Bills since being drafted in 2017 and has also made significant contributions to the Buffalo community.
Buffalo Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins faked a farewell message to the team on social media, only to reveal that he had actually agreed to a three-year, $50 million contract extension. The three-time Pro Bowler has been a key player for the Bills since 2017 and will continue to be a crucial part of the team's offensive line.
Buffalo Bills' Dion Dawkins criticized New York Jets and defensive end Micheal Clemons in a recent interview, expressing his dislike for the team and accusing Clemons of trash-talking quarterback Josh Allen during a game. Dawkins described a postgame altercation and labeled the Jets as players who "just want to take pictures on Instagram." The Jets have not publicly responded to Dawkins' comments.
The NFL Honors, an annual awards show, will air live on CBS, NFL Network, Paramount+, and NFL+ on Feb. 8 at 9 p.m. EST. Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen is a finalist for MVP, Damar Hamlin for CPOY, Dion Dawkins for Walter Payton Man of the Year, and Del Reid for NFL Fan of the Year. Allen had a record-breaking season, Hamlin made a remarkable comeback and became an advocate for CPR training, Dawkins is known for his community service, and Reid is the co-founder of Bills Mafia and founder of 26 Shirts.
Buffalo Bills' left tackle Dion Dawkins is excited for the upcoming home playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs, emphasizing the advantage of playing in front of the Bills' home crowd. This will be the first road playoff game for Chiefs' quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and the Bills are on a six-game winning streak, including a regular season victory over the Chiefs.
Buffalo Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins criticizes the New York Jets for having "disrespectful players" following a postgame altercation in the tunnel at Highmark Stadium. Dawkins and Jets defensive lineman Michael Clemons were involved in a skirmish that stemmed from chippy play during the Bills' 32-6 victory over the Jets. Dawkins did not provide specific details but referred to the Jets as emotional and unmanly. The Bills improved to 6-5 with the win, while the Jets fell to 4-6.