The Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings have released their lists of inactives ahead of the Week 9 contest on Monday night. The Bills ruled out one player ahead of Monday in wide receiver Joshua Palmer, who has since been placed on injured reserve because of his hamstring injury.
When the Buffalo Bills released their final injury report of the week on Saturday, wide receiver DJ Moore, who was listed with a shoulder issue, carried no designation.
The Bills announced that they have placed wide receiver Josh Palmer on IR with a hamstring injury. In other moves, the Bills elevated receiver Trent Sherfield and safety Geno Stone from the practice squad for their meeting with the Vikings on Monday.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
The Buffalo Bills' offense is facing arguably its toughest test yet. According to the experts, however, no test is too daunting for Bills' quarterback Josh Allen, a five-time MVP finalist.
Where there's a will, there's a way. The Buffalo Bills aren't exactly flush with salary cap space, but that fact should not prevent them from potentially pulling off a trade ahead of Tuesday's NFL deadline.
The Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings meet Monday night with several player props worth targeting. Justin Jefferson draws a favorable matchup against a Buffalo secondary that has struggled to keep wide receivers out of the end zone.
The Buffalo Bills are just hours away from making their second appearance on Monday Night Football—and third in primetime overall—during the 2026 NFL campaign as first-year head coach Joe Brady’s squad is getting set to take on the Minnesota Vikings at U.S.
The Buffalo Bills entered the final days before the November 10 trade deadline expecting to reinforce a secondary that has struggled all season, only to learn their preferred target may be unavailable.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
We are just one day away from the NFL trade deadline on Nov. 10 and the Buffalo Bills continue to be linked to interest in a safety. According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, the "Bills have scanned the safety pool of late," something that has been reported by more than one NFL insider over the past week.
The Buffalo Bills visit the Minnesota Vikings on Monday, Nov. 9, at U.S. Bank Stadium, with kickoff at 8:15 p.m. ET. The Bills are 6-1 and have won three straight.
The Buffalo Bills could be without the starting left side of their offensive line when they visit the Minnesota Vikings for Monday Night Football, but there is plenty of good news elsewhere on offense.
This Monday night presents a huge opportunity for the Buffalo Bills as their No. 1 ranked offense will take on the Minnesota Vikings, who boast the No.
The Buffalo Bills are presumably looking to reinforce their defensive secondary on the trade market, but will general manager Brandon Beane strike a deal prior to Tuesday's deadline?
To no surprise, the Bills are among the teams expected to adopt a buyer’s stance ahead of the upcoming trade deadline. If general manager Brandon Beane is to make an addition, Buffalo’s defense is the unit likeliest to receive a boost.
The Buffalo Bills will head to Minnesota without one of Josh Allen’s outside targets. Head coach Joe Brady ruled out wide receiver Joshua Palmer with a hamstring injury for Monday night’s game against the Vikings, according to the Bills’ official site.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has been exceptional this season and is once again in consideration for the MVP award. For Allen and the Bills, though, the biggest goal is to finally reach the Super Bowl.
This is the second time since Murray was knocked out of Minnesota's Week 1 game against the rival Green Bay Packers on Sept. 13 that the Vikings have had to turn to Wentz.
The Buffalo Bills released defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson on Tuesday after he served a one-game suspension for a spitting incident in Week 6 against the Las Vegas Raiders.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Bills are cutting S C.J. Gardner-Johnson. He had just returned from a one-game suspension for spitting on an opponent.
The two-time MVP had missed the last three games dealing with an ankle injury, so his return to the lineup was welcome. However, Jackson ended up suffering another injury on his first play back.