Buffalo Bills offensive linemen Dion Dawkins missed practice on Wednesday due to illness ahead of Sunday's AFC Championship.

Dawkins was flagged for an offensive holding CBS analyst Tony Romo labeled "a terrible call" during the Bills game against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. Dawkins forced Baltimore outside linebacker David Ojabo to the ground, which called back a completion from Josh Allen to Curtis Samuel for 8 yards.

The Buffalo Bills missed an opportunity to add another touchdown in the first half after officials called a holding penalty on Dion Dawkins. Dawkins questioned the call, which appeared to be on a standard block from the offensive tackle. The penalty resulted in a punt from Buffalo.

Pro Bowl left tackle thinks NFL Honors should add award to highlight that season’s top offensive lineman. Currently, the only offensive line honors in the NFL are the All-Pro and Pro Bowl selections.

Dion Dawkins continues to be a voice of passion and reason that the NFL desperately needs, and his latest conquest is long overdue. Dawkins is now taking up the mantle of getting an "Offensive Lineman of the Year" award instituted in the NFL,

Buffalo Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins believes the NFL should create an awards category just for offensive linemen to acknowledge their importance. He's absolutely correct.

The NFL recently announced finalist for several 2024 awards that will be handed out before the Super Bowl. Just like his players, Sean McDermott now feels the sting of the snub.

The Broncos edge rusher, Nik Bonitto recorded 13.5 sacks this season, but Dion Dawkins had the answer when asked how the Bills stopped him.

The Bills have returned to the AFC Championship game for the first time since 2020, and are preparing to face an all too familiar foe. The Chiefs stand in the way of Buffalo's path to the Super Bowl,

Los Angeles Rams general manager Les Snead told reporters Friday that a contract extension for RB Kyren Williams will be discussed this upcoming offseason.

There are some eerie similarities between Josh Allen and Michael Jordan entering Sunday night's game against the Chiefs.