Vic Carucci is a Senior Editor at WGRZ. He specializes in covering competitive sports, particularly focusing on the NFL, football, and sports business, with a keen interest in notable figures such as Josh Allen and major events like the Super Bowl. Vic's insights and expertise have also been featured in Yardbarker.
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Vic Carucci focuses almost exclusively on sports, particularly football and the Buffalo Bills. His coverage includes a mix of event coverage and expert commentary, making him most responsive to pitches offering insights into ongoing games, team performance analysis, or interviews with relevant figures in the football world.
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The story of the game was the way the Bills’ defense forced 39-year-old Joe Flacco into four turnovers.
By: Vic Carucci
A Buffalo win would have significant ramifications beyond the obvious potential of a higher playoff seeding that could result in a playoff rematch in Orchard Park.
Besides giving the Bills a head-to-head advantage for a potential tiebreaker, it also provides them with a huge momentum boost.
The table is set for the Bills to clinch a fifth consecutive AFC East title in prime time on WGRZ-TV. Expect them to deliver.
The team that was supposed take a backward step or even two after saying goodbye to several key players in the offseason has steadily gotten stronger.
The Bills are performing at a level that arguably is unmatched by anyone else in the NFL. Beating the inferior Rams would be further validation of that.
The Bills allowed the most points they’ve given up all season and undid another historically spectacular performance by Josh Allen.
By: Vic Carucci
It’s fair to say the Lions and Bills are playing better than the rest of the teams in the league, especially when it comes to their dominant offensive production.
By: Vic Carucci
You can call the Patriots and Jets teams on Buffalo's remaining schedule, but you can't call them the opposition. Not with a straight face.
For the better part of the first half, the Bills looked anything but ready to play. They performed as if merely showing up would be good enough.
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