Center Connor McGovern officially re-signed with the Buffalo Bills on a four-year, $52 million contract on Tuesday after agreeing to terms with the team on Saturday.
The Buffalo Bills are nearly cap-compliant, and it only took them one move in the early morning of day three of the legal tampering period. Buffalo was sitting at the bottom of the league in available cap space, according to Over The Cap, but not anymore.
As the new league year officially gets set to begin at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, the Buffalo Bills have triggered their most significant salary cap-saving measure.
How many of the NFL players to record at least 1,000-receiving-yards and 10 touchdown catches in the same season at least three times can you name in five minutes?
The Buffalo Bills have made 53 years of memories at what was once known as Rich Stadium. Next season, the door will open for the new Highmark Stadium to host a new chapter.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula did not wait for a post-game press conference or a quiet Monday morning meeting. Standing inside the visiting locker room in Denver, minutes after a 33-30 overtime Divisional Round loss to the Broncos, Pegula made the decision on the spot.
The Buffalo Bills have added a cornerback, but their free agent activity has been relatively quiet since the negotiating period began on March 9 at 12 p.m.
The Buffalo Bills resolved one of their most pressing roster questions Tuesday, agreeing to a new three-year deal with tight end Dawson Knox. The 29-year-old, selected in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft out of Ole Miss, had gone public with his own uncertainty about his future with the team just weeks ago.
The Buffalo Bills made a couple of moves during the first day of legal tampering, but they could be interested in doing more. On Monday, they came to terms with cornerback Dee Alford, who spent the past four seasons with the Atlanta Falcons.
In fewer than a 24-hour period, Buffalo Bills' general manager Brandon Beane showed why he's both beloved and heavily criticized by the fan base. As the
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
Dee Alford is ready to get started with the Buffalo Bills. The Bills’ new cornerback took to social media to express his excitement after agreeing to terms with his next team.
Tight end Dawson Knox is staying in Buffalo, agreeing to a three-year contract extension with the Bills, according to multiple reports Tuesday. While contract details were not immediately available, the contract is believed to restructure his current deal to lower his scheduled $17 million salary cap number.
One of the most significant factors in Connor McGovern agreeing on a new contract with the Buffalo Bills was Josh Allen. Snapping the ball to a former MVP was enticing for McGovern and urged him to continue his future in Buffalo.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has had a fantastic career in the NFL. Across eight years in the league, Allen has played 128 games with a record of 88-39 in 127 starts.
With the NFL combine now over and free agency kicking off with a bang, teams’ 2026 NFL Draft boards are starting to solidify. We now know how the prospects measure and are starting to truly understand what each team’s biggest need will be.
Seven-year veteran tight end Dawson Knox will continue his career in Buffalo. The parties have agreed to a new three-year deal, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports.
The 2026 NFL Draft is next month, and the Buffalo Bills have a handful of selections in the upcoming draft, especially after a few deals were done by the organization.
Tyler Bass will remain in place with the Bills for 2026. Coming off a missed season, though, his pact has been adjusted. Team and player worked out a revision on Tuesday, per Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.
According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, Bills backup QB Mitchell Trubisky is generating a little bit of interest as a pending free agent. Fowler says the Titans and Jets are on the radar to sign Trubisky, with the Bills hoping to bring him back as well. Trubisky, 31, was drafted by the Bears with the No.