John Murphy, who has been a part of Buffalo Bills game radio broadcasts since the 1990s, remains unsure whether or not he’ll be able to return in the upcoming NFL season as he continues to ...

John Murphy, 90, of River Edge, passed away peacefully on May 26, 2024. Predeceased by his beloved wife, Bridget (née Nolan) Murphy (2012). Devoted father o ...

John Murphy, the man who spent two decades as the "Voice of the Bills," now has a new achievement to add to the list; Irish Person of the Year.

"John Murphy suffered a stroke last weekend," the team shared in a statement posted on their Twitter account on Friday. "He is recovering at home with his family and making progress every day.

John Murphy, the voice of the Buffalo Bills, was slurring his words. He had trouble holding a napkin. And his face felt funny. Those were the first signs of a stroke he suffered last New Year’s ...

The 67-year-old Murphy has called Bills games for WGR since 2004; he was also the color analyst on the games from 1984-89 and 1994-2003. John Murphy on Sept. 14, 2014.

“John Murphy suffered a stroke last weekend,” the family’s statement said. “He is recovering at home with his family and making progress every day.

John Murphy last missed a game in 2001, but he'll miss tomorrow's Bills-Jets game after coming down with a breakthrough case of Covid-19.

John Murphy, a play-by-play announcer who has worked for decades on Bills radio broadcasts, is off the air after suffering a stroke. Murphy missed Monday night’s game but the team did not divulge ...

— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) January 6, 2023 "John Murphy suffered a stroke last weekend," the statement said. "He is recovering at home with his family and making progress every day.

John Murphy, left, won't broadcast Monday's Bills game due to an illness. One Bills Live co-host Chris Brown will step in for him. Brown began his media career in radio and worked for WGR at one time.