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Return to the main content Log In Site search Search… Newsletters Today’s newspaper Betting Home GTA Canada Politics World Opinion Life Sports Land Entertainment Business Investigations Podcasts SALE: $4 for a long time Home Games Football Football After a disappointing playoff loss, Bills kicker Tyler Bass starts the preseason off right. NY’S ORCHARD PARK (AP) — Tyler Bass had barely a choice however to spend a significant part of the beyond a half year returning to the nuts and bolts, modifying his daily practice and self-assurance after the Bison Bills kicker’s fourth NFL season finished with a crash. Aug. 11, 2024 Read for two minutes Save Bills kicker Tyler Bass gets preseason off on the right foot after forgettable miss in end of the season games Tyler Bass, a member of the NFL’s Buffalo Bills football team, poses for a picture on Monday, June 10, 2024, in Orchard Park, New York. (AP Photograph/Record) By John Wawrow The Related Press Plantation PARK, N.Y. After the Buffalo Bills kicker’s fourth NFL season ended with a thud, Tyler Bass had little choice but to spend much of the past six months going back to the basics, rebuilding his routine, and regaining his self-confidence. (AP) When Bass pushed what would have been a game-tying 44-yard attempt wide right with 1:43 remaining in a 27-24 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in a divisional playoff on Jan. 27, the 27-year-old faced the challenge of reconciling what went wrong and the criticism directed at him in the immediate aftermath. 21. Bass told The Associated Press that the Bills’ opening of training camp last week in Pittsford, New York, was “humbling.” “Furthermore, I’m appreciative for it to view as my daily schedule. Also, that is somewhat what I’ve been really going after in camp. … I believe it was beneficial to me. The article goes on below. That far shows, with Bass getting his preseason off on the right foot by hitting both field-objective endeavors in a 33-6 misfortune to Chicago on Saturday. His first shot was a 24-yard chip shot into strong winds from the west off Lake Erie. His second was a 49-yarder with the breeze at his back, and in a similar heading Bass missed against the Bosses. Mentor Sean McDermott tried to perceive his kicker in saying Bass positioned among the couple of up-sides in a game the Bills generally neglected to play to their norm. When asked which campers impressed him, McDermott centered out Bass two days earlier. “I truly like what I’ve seen from T-Bass,” the mentor said. “I think he’s in a good rhythm” when it