Thursday was a strong day for the Buffalo Bills as several members of the organization were selected as award finalists for the NFL Honors. Josh Allen is up for the Most Valuable Player award, Damar Hamlin is vying for Comeback Player of the Year, and offensive coordinator Joe Brady is up for the Assistant Coach of the Year award.

Buffalo Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins is standing up for offensive linemen, as he's fighting for a new annual award. "Offensive linemen don't have awards for being great," Dawkin

Dion Dawkins made his feelings known about one very controversial penalty during the Buffalo Bills' Divisional Round matchup against the Baltimore Ravens. In the first half of Sunday's game, the Bills were trying to capitalize after an interception thrown by Lamar Jackson.

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,

T he NFL has announced their finalists for each of their respective awards for the 2024-25 season. Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and safety Damar Hamlin were both named fin

Buffalo Bills offensive tackle Dion Dawkins thinks offensive linesman deserve their own award and he's campaigning the NFL for it.