November 9, 2025 Miami, Florida – Right before the Buffalo Bills enter the big battle with the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium, Josh Allen has made the entire NFL silent. Not with the power of 70-yard throws, but with a small yet deeply human action. When appearing in the warm-up session, Allen’s left wrist drew attention with a white band with handwritten words: “FOR HIM 94.”  According to sources from the Bills team, this band is a tribute symbol dedicated to Marshawn Kneeland, the young defensive star of the Dallas Cowboys, who just passed away in the tragedy related to mental crisis. Allen, who is always famous for compassion and leadership spirit, is said to have handwritten those words himself before taking the field. That small but meaningful action quickly spread, making the entire NFL silent in emotion. “Even if we are no longer on the same field, sharing actions will always connect us,” Allen shared. “I never played with Marshawn, but I understand clearly the pressure each player faces. In this world, sometimes just a question, a small action is enough to make someone feel they are not alone.” Allen’s words made the Bills Mafia community and the entire NFL choked up. Before the game, many of Allen’s teammates – including James Cook and Von Miller – also wore white bands to respond to the captain’s message. Some Dolphins players even proactively shook hands with Allen before kickoff, showing deep respect. The image of both teams bowing their heads in silence for Kneeland before kickoff became the most beautiful moment of the NFL week, surpassing any score or victory. At Hard Rock Stadium, the atmosphere quieted when Allen stepped onto the field, the white band still firmly on his wrist. Without needing a lightning throw, Josh Allen has reminded the entire football world that true strength lies not in muscles, but in compassion. In the night of brilliant lights in Miami, that action has turned an NFL game into a symbol of camaraderie, sharing and kindness – the values that make all of Bills Nation proud.