The NFL Combine has become a major event as fans enjoy seeing the incoming class of rookies show off their athleticism. It also gives plenty of insight to how their favorite teams are going to attack the offseason, and the information learned isn’t always about rookies.
The NFL Combine was buzzing with rumors and updates regarding the future of pending free agents, trade candidates, and draft prospects. ESPN Insider Dan Graziano shared what he heard from sources throughout the week, including an update on several notable Buffalo Bills' players.
The Buffalo Bills, as general manager and president of football operations Brandon Beane put it, are not "blowing up the team or anything like that." Still, a blueprint seems to be taking shape as the team prepares for Year 1 of the Joe Brady era.
With free agency quickly approaching, wide receiver remains the biggest need for the Buffalo Bills. They were one of the favorites in the AFC last season, but their lack of a true No.
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.
After making the tough decision to move on from HC Sean McDermott, the Bills ended up promoting OC Joe Brady rather than hiring an external option. Buffalo GM Brandon Beane detailed their process to help them detach their relationship with certain candidates, such as Brady and former OC Brian Daboll.
The Buffalo Bills clearly needs wide receiver help. And drafting one specific prospect this year would be a homecoming of sorts. KC Concepcion has been an intriguing name in draft circles.
ESPN’s Dan Graziano wrote there was speculation at the NFL Scouting Combine this week that the Bills could be open to trading veteran DT Ed Oliver. Buffalo needs to clean up some room on its books and moving Oliver would accomplish that.
The Buffalo Bills will most likely make multiple changes to their receiving corps this offseason. "Position groups, that something that we look at after every season.
With the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine coming to a close, we're getting a clearer picture of which players could be in play during the first round of the NFL draft.
The Buffalo Bills are a team undergoing a lot of change heading into 2026. Buffalo’s front office is exploring the free-agent market, while also considering trades to bolster the roster.
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.
Terrel Bernard and Matt Milano have influenced one of the top linebacker prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft. Texas Tech LB Jacob Rodriguez, sporting an impressively-groomed mustache, explained that he models his game after the Buffalo Bills' linebackers while speaking to the media at the NFL Combine on Wednesday.
Spencer Brown will handle right tackle duties in Buffalo for a sixth straight season in 2026. He will do so at a reduced rate in terms of his cap charge.
At some point during this offseason, nearly every wide receiver prospect has been linked to the Buffalo Bills in the 2026 NFL draft. With a big need at the position, they were keeping as close an eye as any franchise on the wideouts during the NFL Scouting Combine drills on Friday.
Wide receiver remains the biggest need for the Buffalo Bills, who are paying close attention to the prospects who just took place in drills at the NFL Scouting Combine.
There’s no question that the Buffalo Bills will look to beef up their defensive interior this offseason. The Bills struggled to both stop the run and rush the passer consistently in 2025 and must bring in a few key additions to bolster a defensive line that will be losing a few significant contributors from its underperforming group a season ago.
The Buffalo Bills have already experienced plenty of defensive turnover this offseason with new coordinator Jim Leonhard taking the reins. As the scheme changes to a 3-4 base, there's bound to be plenty of roster turnover on that side of the ball.
General manager Brandon Beane has spoken plenty at the NFL Combine, giving fans an inside look at where the operation stands in Buffalo, all while leaking a few moves along the way.
Sam Franklin will not test the open market next month. The pending free agent safety has worked out a new contract to remain in place with the Bills. Buffalo has agreed to a three-year deal with Franklin, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports.
While speaking with reporters at the NFL scouting combine, Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht suggested he would not retain the rights to
The Buffalo Bills are hiring one of Josh Allen’s former foes to help him out next season. The Bills are reportedly adding former NFL quarterback Trace McSorley to the team’s coaching staff.
Bills general manager Brandon Beane had no input on the coaching change in Buffalo, he said at the NFL Scouting Combine this week. Beane and head coach Sean McDermott were "equals" reporting independently to owners Terry and Kim Pegula, according to the GM.
Taron Johnson, one of the Bills’ longest-tenured players, has worked as a nickel cornerback throughout his eight-year career. With Johnson set to play his age-30 season in 2026, a position switch could be in store.
Pegula caused a stir when he indicated that outgoing head coach Sean McDermott was responsible for the club acquiring wide receiver Keon Coleman in the 2024 NFL Draft.