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BILLS BRAIN BUSTER: PLAYERS DIVIDED OVER WHETHER DOGS HAVE 'ARMS' OR FOUR LEGS!

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BILLS BRAIN BUSTER: PLAYERS DIVIDED OVER WHETHER DOGS HAVE 'ARMS' OR FOUR LEGS!

ORCHARD PARK, NY — The Buffalo Bills may be known for their laser focus on game plans and opponent strategy, but a recent "Bills On Tap" segment revealed that even professional athletes can get hopelessly tangled up in life's simpler mysteries—specifically, dog anatomy.

The video captures a hilarious debate among the team: Do dogs have four legs, or do they have two arms and two legs?

The argument was initially framed by a player in a red hoodie, who laid down the law: "If anybody said anything else other than four legs, we taking them back to school." It seemed an open-and-shut case until another player sparked the philosophical counter-argument. He contended that when he tells his dog to "high five," and the dog complies, "That means they have like arms."

This sparked a mix of reactions from teammates strolling across the field. The majority, including players wearing numbers 41, 10, and 14, staunchly stood on the side of common zoological knowledge: four legs. One player provided the definitive proof, arguing that the presence of four paws nullifies the "two arms" theory. "You can’t have two legs and have paws," he declared, bringing the mic-drop moment to the debate.

Even a serious contributor to the defense, wearing number 92, eventually conceded to the four-legs reality after a brief moment of contemplation. The most bizarre take, however, came from the final contributor, who doubled down on the absurd by claiming, with a straight face, that "Tell you the truth, humans got four legs too."

While the science is settled—dogs have four legs—the video provided a fantastic, lighthearted glimpse into the playful camaraderie of the Bills' training camp. It’s clear that even at the highest level of professional sports, some questions remain eternally debatable, at least for a few laughs.

Bills Rookie Cornerback Did Not Participate Today After Donating Bl00d to Save His Mother’s Heart Valve Surgery
Buffalo, NY – The Buffalo Bills were without one of their young starters at practice today, but the reason was deeply personal and had nothing to do with football. The absence came after a remarkable act of sacrifice, as a rookie cornerback stepped away from the field to donate blood in order to help his mother undergo heart valve replacement surgery earlier this week. That rookie is Dorian Strong, a sixth-round pick (No. 177 overall) out of Virginia Tech, who has unexpectedly been thrust into a starting role due to injuries in the secondary. Through four games, he has delivered a steady presence in coverage for Buffalo’s defense. Strong has recorded 9 solo tackles, 1 assist, and 10 total tackles while allowing just 4 completions on 5 targets for 54 yards, per Sporting News. He has yet to tally an interception, sack, or forced fumble, but his reliability has impressed the coaching staff.   According to Pro Football Focus, Strong holds a 68.5 grade, ranking third among Bills rookies behind defensive linemen T.J. Sanders and Landon Jackson. He has logged roughly 70% of defensive snaps (about 180 of 260) along with 20% on special teams, playing primarily on the boundary. His absence today was not performance-related, but a reflection of his priorities. Sources close to the family confirmed Strong’s blood donation directly aided his mother’s surgery, with his act described as both   timely and selfless. Head coach Sean McDermott spoke on behalf of the team: “Football comes second in moments like this. What Dorian did for his mother is bigger than any game. We’ll be here for him when he’s back on the field.”   For Bills fans, Strong has already become more than just a rookie cornerback. He’s shown the toughness and loyalty Buffalo embraces, proving that his impact goes far beyond the stat sheet.