The idea was fun while it lasted. When the Cleveland Browns changed the language in Myles Garrett's contract, which pushed back the date he would get his roster bonus, the trade rumors went wild.
Late last week, Jeffri Chadiha of NFL.com came up with the 10 biggest questions around the league now that free agency is pretty much in the books and with the NFL Draft less than a month away.
While the Bills have improved their roster and addressed some positional needs early in free agency, trading back or out of the first round still remains their best option.
The Buffalo Bills' free agency activity has seemingly set the stage for two position battles — one on each side of the ball — to unfold in the coming months.
The Buffalo Bills have had a busy offseason, recently trading for wide receiver DJ Moore of the Chicago Bears in order to give Josh Allen some more help down the field.
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.
While the Buffalo Bills were busy filling their biggest needs this offseason, they still have one gaping hole that needs to be addressed. Buffalo traded for Chicago Bears wide receiver DJ Moore, giving Josh Allen the No.
David Edwards may have chosen to continue his career elsewhere, but no one can say he didn’t enjoy his time with the Buffalo Bills. Edwards departed the Bills for the New Orleans Saints in free agency, and on his way out the door, he celebrated his former organization for helping transform his and his family’s life.
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.
The Buffalo Bills are now under a month away from making their first pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Who will they take at pick No. 26 at the upcoming annual selection meeting?
Although the draft is coming up in April, NFL free agency isn’t quite through, and there’s one player still available who says he wants to return to play for the Buffalo Bills.
The Buffalo Bills have made some big moves this offseason, despite being up against the salary cap. They made a trade for wide receiver D.J. Moore and signed pass rusher Bradley Chubb in NFL free agency.
When the Buffalo Bills re-signed Damar Hamlin, many fans groaned as the team brought back another familiar face. Hamlin’s one-year deal came a day after
Availability is the best ability in the NFL. After all, a player can only affect the game when he's on the field. When available, Buffalo Bills' new edge rusher Bradley Chubb has been productive.
Although the Bills have been perennial AFC contenders since 2019, a mediocre pass rush has been among the reasons they have not reached the Super Bowl.
The Buffalo Bills have already addressed many of their needs during NFL free agency. They traded for Chicago Bears wide receiver D.J. Moore, which helps answer their biggest question.
While Joe Brady was a lieutenant for former Buffalo Bills' head coach Sean McDermott, the two men appear to have starkly different approaches to leading a football team.
The Buffalo Bills officially signed WR Trent Sherfield to a contract on Friday, per the NFL Transactions wire. Sherfield, 30, signed with the Cardinals as an undrafted free agent out of Vanderbilt in 2018.
The Buffalo Bills have been busy over the past 24 hours, signing multiple players to one-year deals. It started with an onslaught of signings, including former Buffalo Bills wide receiver Trent Sherfield.
Somewhere in the Buffalo Bills front office, somebody looked at a safety who’d been shown the door by multiple teams in twelve months and said, “Yeah, him.” C.J.
The Buffalo Bills will once again be led by quarterback Josh Allen as he prepares to enter his ninth NFL season. He will continue a tenure that began when the franchise handed him the reins after selecting him in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft.