In need of help in the secondary, the Buffalo Bills used their first pick in the 2025 NFL draft, No. 30 overall, on Kentucky cornerback Maxwell Hairston.
The Buffalo Bills' 2026 schedule is expected to be released later this month. While almost all of it is up in the air, it's a good time to speculate what the team's slate could look like before it becomes official.
The Packers do not plan on signing WR Chase Claypool following a minicamp tryout, according to Aaron Wilson. Claypool has been out of the league for a couple of seasons.
Josh Allen and the Bills are hoping the promotion of Joe Brady can help them finally get to the Super Bowl, but one NFL executive believes the days of expecting a championship are over.
The Buffalo Bills made 10 selections in the 2026 NFL Draft after trading out of the first round entirely. While it was a polarizing draft—at best—there undoubtedly are some players who will challenge veterans for starting spots in training camp.
With the Buffalo Bills set to embark on one of their most critical campaigns in the past decade, one of the most significant duties that remains to be completed is for first-year head coach Joe Brady to determine what the Bills’ offense will look like under his overarching leadership.
Although maybe only slightly, the door apparently remains open for cornerback Tre'Davious White to return to One Bills Drive. With reliable veteran Christian
For the seventh time in as many years, the Buffalo Bills won double-digit games last season. They finished 12-5, also earning their seventh consecutive trip to the playoffs.
The Buffalo Bills made several defensive changes this offseason, but one area that remains relatively unchanged from the 2025 unit is the defensive line.
It’s that point of the offseason where many fans have taken a break from concerning themselves with the stresses associated with rooting for their favorite football team, but not fantasy football fans.
The early-round picks get most of the headlines, but the later rounds are where championships are often built. These 25 late-round picks from the 2026 draft have a chance to make impacts as rookies and beyond.
The Buffalo Bills have prioritized competition across their roster during general manager Brandon Beane's tenure, and the team's recent moves will likely result in more of it.
James Cook led the entire NFL in rushing with 1,621 yards in 2025, earned his third Pro Bowl nod, and signed a $48 million extension with the Buffalo Bills.
It’s never been clearer that now is the perfect time for the Buffalo Bills to trade Keon Coleman. Despite Brandon Beane and Joe Brady’s relentless attempts
The Buffalo Bills were busy this offseason as they made changes to their roster to fit their new coaching staff. That didn't mean much for the offense, since new head coach Joe Brady has been in charge of the offense for several years.
The Bills traded down three times, moving out of the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft to acquire additional selections. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler cites one team source who said Buffalo felt “a few bullets short” after acquiring WR D.J.
We're still several months away from the start of the 2026 NFL season, and yet, Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane is already facing serious backlash online.
Now that the NFL Draft is in the rearview mirror, the Buffalo Bills look ahead to the 2026 season. But who from this crop has a track to get on the field early?
It’s the team with the NFL’s longest active postseason appearance streak. It’s also a playoff contender with a new sideline leader. The Buffalo Bills are now under the command of former offensive coordinator Joe Brady.
If you’ve been reading the tea leaves throughout the Buffalo Bills’ offseason, they have not shaped up in Joshua Palmer’s favor. The Bills traded for DJ
Chase Claypool is attempting an NFL comeback after two years out of the league. Claypool was among those trying out at Green Bay Packers camp on Friday, according to Ryan Wood of USA Today.
The Bills entered the 2026 NFL Draft with the 26th overall selection, but they did not end up picking in the first round. General manager Brandon Beane made three separate trades to move down to No.
Keon Coleman has been floated as a Bills trade candidate, especially since ex-head coach Sean McDermott‘s role in drafting him was learned. Joe Brady is in place to continue working with the third-year wideout, though, and general manager Brandon Beane has offered further support for Coleman.