When you think of Buffalo Bills star defensive player Greg Rousseau, you usually think of him sacking quarterbacks, but it was his game-saving play on Monday Night that earned him a very unique award.

Greg Rousseau Named AFC Special Teams Player Of The Week

The NFL announced on Wednesday that Rousseau was named the AFC special teams player of the week for his blocked kick in the Bills' win over the Rams.

That blocked kick allowed the Bills to get the ball back and end up kicking a game-winning field goal in Overtime to move to 4-1 on the season.



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That was his first Defensive Player of the Month, and now he has his first Special Teams Player of the Week award.

Buffalo Bills Getting Ready For Las Vegas Raiders Game

The Buffalo Bills have one more game before their BYE week, and they would love to get to that break with a 5-1 record. The Bills are 4-1 after beating the Rams on Monday Night Football in overtime and will take on the Raiders in Las Vegas on Sunday.

The Bills and Raiders have played a total of 43 games since 1960. The Bills have a slight edge over the Raiders, winning 22 games while losing 21 games.

The last time these two teams met was back in 2023, when the Bills beat the Raiders 38-10 at the old Highmark Stadium.

Bills Outlast Rams In LA Overtime Thriller, Winning 37-34

The Bills traveled to Los Angeles and battled the Rams in a back-and-forth Week 5 showdown that went into overtime before Buffalo secured the win on a Tyler Bass field goal.

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