There's no questioning what the NFL's second-leading rusher has meant to the Buffalo Bills thus far in 2025. Fresh off his four-year contract extension, running back James Cook is making a bid for NFL Offensive Player of the Year.
With the opening of the new Highmark Stadium drawing nearer, the Buffalo Bills announced the latest awe-inspiring feature to be included inside their future home.
The Buffalo Bills upgraded five starters on their official injury report with a visit to the Miami Dolphins set for Sunday, November 9. Defensive tackle DaQuan Jones, nickel cornerback Taron Johnson, defensive end Joey Bosa and running back James Cook all participated in Thursday's practice on a limited basis after sitting out on Wednesday.
Tell me if you've heard this before: the Buffalo Bills are battling through injury. Once again, one of the main talking points heading into the AFC East showdown between the Bills and Miami Dolphins centers on the availability of some big-name players.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
The Buffalo Bills have a division game to prepare for, and they didn’t get any reinforcements by way of trade. And here is the Bills’ biggest mistake at the 2025 NFL Trade Deadline.
Bills running back James Cook (ankle) and defensive end Joey Bosa (wrist) returned to practice on Thursday. Both players were limited after sitting out on-field work Wednesday.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
The Buffalo Bills didn't have James Cook on the practice field on Wednesday, which puts his status in question for Week 10. Here's the latest injury update on the Bills running back as the team takes the practice field on Thursday.
There was a lot of hope among the fan base that the Buffalo Bills would be active during the 2025 NFL trade deadline. Atop the wish list was a No. 1 receiver target capable of taking the passing attack to the next level.
General manager Brandon Beane was determined to improve on defense this season, which is why he used the first five Buffalo Bills draft picks in 2025 on defensive players.
Bills GM Brandon Beane gave one too many excuses, classic ones at that, for his team’s inactivity during the trade deadline. The Bills Mafia had their fingers crossed for some much-needed acquisitions, especially with starting defensive tackle Ed Oliver and safety Taylor Rapp out for the season.
The Buffalo Bills will look to keep pace or perhaps leapfrog the frontrunning New England Patriots in the AFC East standings this week when they head south to face the Miami Dolphins on Sunday afternoon in Miami Gardens, Fla.
Kansas City Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo offered a blunt, joking message to Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen after the Bills’ 28-21 win on Sunday.
The Buffalo Bills received another dose of bad news on Wednesday as cornerback Christian Benford appeared on the Week 10 injury report with a groin issue, adding to the team’s growing list of defensive injuries.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and his wife Hailee Steinfeld are both locked in when it comes to their careers. Allen was named 2024 NFL MVP just two months before the release of "Sinners," which is Steinfeld's most notable acting role to date.
With questions at wide receiver and at multiple levels of their defense, expectations were that the 6-2 Buffalo Bills would make at least one move ahead of Tuesday’s trade deadline.
Josh Allen led the Buffalo Bills to a victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in their most recent matchup during the NFL season. The Bills defeated the Chiefs 28-21 in Week 9 of the NFL season and are now preparing for a matchup against the Miami Dolphins.
The Bills have restructured cornerback Taron Johnson‘s contract, according to Field Yates of ESPN.com. The team opened up $1.75M in spending space by converting base salary into a signing bonus.
After 13 years in the NFL, Bills safety Jordan Poyer is expecting to hang up his cleats after the 2025 season. “Look, I’m not naïve” Poyer said last week (via WGRZ’s Jonathan Acosta).