Wide receiver Keon Coleman is not having a good week. The Buffalo Bills owner, Terry Pegula, spoke with the media, and it wound up being a disastrous press conference.
The Buffalo Bills’ 2026 NFL season once again ended in heartbreaking fashion, and this time it cost head coach Sean McDermott his job. As the franchise looks for a new leader, Bills Mafia can turn its attention to the NFL’s annual selection process.
As the Buffalo Bills commence their first head coaching search in 10 years in the wake of the Monday firing of Sean McDermott and Tuesday's messy explanation by owner Terry Pegula, there is controversy in not only the candidates but also the philosophy.
The Keon Coleman selection has not worked out for the Buffalo Bills, and it’s safe to say the team will trade him in the coming months. Originally joining the team as a second-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, the Florida State product was supposed to bring some stability to a wide receiver room that desperately lacked talent.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
The Buffalo Bills announced they have completed a HC interview with former Giants HC Brian Daboll. Here’s a list of candidates for the Bills’ HC opening
Another day, another member of the Buffalo Bills disrespected on the national level. It doesn't sting as badly as "the catch," but it's a painful reminder of just how underappreciated some of the best players in the league are.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Brandin Cooks remains convinced the ball never left his grasp. The veteran pass-catcher stood firm on his belief that the play ruled an interception by officials should have been a completed catch, one that would have moved the Bills closer to field goal range in overtime.
Wide receiver Brandin Cooks has opened up about one of the most controversial plays in recent memory. In the overtime period against the Denver Broncos, Cooks came down with the ball, his knee hitting the ground, before having the ball stripped away and ruled an interception.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The football world was in shock on Monday when the Buffalo Bills announced the firing of head coach Sean McDermott, while simultaneously announcing the promotion of general manager Brandon Beane to President of Football Operations.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Brandin Cooks has emphatically stated that he believes he made a catch during a pivotal play in the team’s overtime loss to the Denver Broncos in the AFC Divisional Round.
Brandin Cooks and the Buffalo Bills were on the wrong end of a controversial call. Josh Allen threw one of his signature bombs down the field, and the veteran wideout came down with the ball.
The Buffalo Bills were knocked out of the playoffs on a controversial interception involving wide receiver Brandin Cooks. It led to head coach Sean McDermott being fired.
On Jan. 19, the Buffalo Bills fired head coach Sean McDermott. During an appearance on Get Up on Thursday, ESPN’s Adam Schefter revealed the latest news surrounding the Bills’ opening.
Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula’s statement on wide receiver Keon Coleman during Wednesday’s press conference did not sit well with a lot of people inside and outside of the football fraternity.
The perception exists that at least one reason McDermott was shown the door is that he failed to guide the Bills to a single Super Bowl appearance despite having one-time MVP Josh Allen as his starting QB.
The Buffalo Bills are scheduled to interview former Giants HC Brian Daboll and Colts DC Lou Anarumo for interviews on Thursday, per Ian Rapoport. Bills OC Joe Brady interviewed with the team today.
The Buffalo Bills went out of their way to throw former coach Sean McDermott and wide receiver Keon Coleman under the bus in a wild press conference on Wednesday.