The Buffalo Bills have one of the best running backs in the league and that’s still not enough to convince everybody that they have one of the NFL’s best collections of skill position talent surrounding Josh Allen.
If you can't beat them, join them? Edge rusher Bradley Chubb spent the last 3.5 seasons with the Miami Dolphins, and it wasn't until this past November when he finally earned his first win over the Buffalo Bills since landing in South Florida.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have already locked in two key young players with long-term contract extensions this offseason. There is another key player getting close to needing a new contract.
From being an unwanted zero-star recruit from a little-known town nestled along the San Joaquin River roughly 38 miles west of Fresno, California, called
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
Although Skyler Bell was sidelined for the Buffalo Bills’ mandatory minicamp due to an apparent hamstring injury, fans shouldn’t be overly concerned with training camp coming up in just over a month.
Bills OLB Bradley Chubb enters his first season in Buffalo after signing a three-year contract as a free agent this offseason. Chubb said he’s hungry for success after playing for the Dolphins the last four years. “Hunger is through the roof, man.
Tight end Dawson Knox is one of the most venerable players on the Buffalo Bills, being only one of 15 players on their 90-man roster with at least eight years of experience, and he has become a very important presence on and off the field.
Following just one season with the Buffalo Bills, Joey Bosa is headed toward retirement. At least, according to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Schefter
The Buffalo Bills have a lot to be excited about ahead of the 2026 season. Buffalo still has one of the better rosters in the NFL and will christen a brand new stadium this fall.
Late last week, SI.com NFL writer Eva Geitheim put together a list of breakout candidates for each of the 32 teams in the league. In fact, she suggested on more than one occasion that a club had multiple players primed for a big year in 2026.
The Buffalo Bills lost one of their starting offensive linemen this offseason when left guard David Edwards signed a four-year, $61 million deal with the New Orleans Saints.
The Buffalo Bills’ front office has offered reassuring words to wide receiver Keon Coleman following his uneven performance in the 2025 campaign, yet questions linger over whether those endorsements will secure his place on the roster heading into the next season.
Returning four of five starting offensive linemen is generally a positive development for any NFL team. In this case, however, the Buffalo Bills are experiencing a change up front for the first time since 2023.
The Buffalo Bills entered the offseason with a long to do list that included filling a number of roster holes that were revealed throughout the 2025 campaign.
The Bills lost left guard David Edwards to the Saints when free agency opened in March. They would like to avoid a similar fate with right guard O’Cyrus Torrence in 2027.
It's been said that deadlines spur action, and for Buffalo Bills third-year receiver Keon Coleman, the writing is on the wall, and the deadlines are clear.
Buffalo has experimented with a lot of alternatives over the past few years, and these old friends could make sense for the current roster. The Buffalo Bills have a strong roster, with a few stars and solid depth.
When the story of the Buffalo Bills is told, a name that comes up early is Jim Kelly, the team’s starting quarterback from 1986-96, who produced some of the greatest highlights – and biggest heartbreaks – in franchise history.
Sometimes a relationship simply runs its course and a fresh start is needed. Joe Brady is giving the Buffalo Bills just that as its new head coach. Attention to detail and discipline are key elements needed to win games in the NFL, but it’s also important for players to have fun.
Buffalo Bills legend Jim Kelly is giving fans a reason to smile. The Hall of Fame quarterback recently shared a positive update on his recovery after suffering a stroke earlier this year.
According to the NFL transaction wire, the Bills have waived RB Desmond Reid from injured reserve. He was waived with an injury designation recently and had reverted to Buffalo’s IR list.
Spring football is all about opportunity and one Buffalo Bills rookie is making sure he gets as many swings in as possible while his teammate nurses an unspecified injury.
Safety Cole Bishop started all 19 of the Bills’ games in 2025, including two in the playoffs, but he did not get through the season unscathed. Bishop recently revealed he underwent a left knee scope in the offseason, Alaina Getzenberg of ESPN relays.