Monday marked the first day of legal tampering for 2026 NFL free agency, and the Buffalo Bills were one of the teams making calls. The first agreement they made was with former Atlanta Falcons cornerback Dee Alford.
The Buffalo Bills have a deal, ladies and gentlemen. General manager Brandon Beane and the company had been quite through the first few hours of free agency, but that didn't mean that they weren't waiting in the wings, ready to pounce at an available deal.
The Buffalo Bills may have retained center Connor McGovern, but they are set to lose a key piece of their offensive line. Guard David Edwards agreed to terms with the New Orleans Saints on a four-year, $61 million deal on Monday, leaving a big void at the position.
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.
The Buffalo Bills lost their backup quarterback on Monday when Mitch Trubisky agreed to terms on a two-year free-agent deal with the Tennessee Titans. That leaves a hole behind former MVP QB Josh Allen, who will need someone to slot in under him on the depth chart for 2026 and perhaps beyond.
Josh Allen had his eighth season with the Buffalo Bills end with a divisional round loss to the Denver Broncos. After going 12-5 and finishing in second place in the AFC East, Buffalo once again failed to hoist a Lombardi Trophy.
The Buffalo Bills are saying goodbye to another important piece of their offense in 2025. Ahead of free agency, Buffalo agreed to terms on a new deal with center Connor McGovern.
The Buffalo Bills have had one of the NFL’s best rushing attacks in recent years. But it appears that it will be going forward without Reggie Gilliam. One of the most underrated pieces of the Bills’ offensive unit, Gilliam has emerged as one of the better fullbacks in football since being drafted in 2020.
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.
The Buffalo Bills are losing one of the most important pieces of their offense in the early stages of the NFL's free agency period. A crushing blow for Buffalo, as it makes matters worse that it was to the New England Patriots.
There’s a long list of Buffalo Bills free agents set to become available when the new league year officially opens. Among the list, there’s one player who the Bills must sign before other teams can get their hands on him — wide receiver Brandin Cooks.
The Buffalo Bills are looking for ways to improve their team this offseason after another crushing playoff exit this past campaign. The Bills already shook things up by acquiring wide receiver DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears, and now, their attention has shifted to the defensive side of the ball.
Fans are hoping the Buffalo Bills open Monday’s legal tampering period with a flurry, as teams prepare to open discussions with prospective free agents.
The Buffalo Bills have multiple positions of need heading into NFL Free Agency, which begins with permissible negotiations on March 9 at 12 p.m. ET. While pundits and fans clamor for wide receiver help, the Bills' free agency approach is more likely to be defense focused.
The Buffalo Bills and general manager Brandon Beane are going to do whatever it takes to help bolster the roster. That's including taking some big swings on players who some would otherwise believe Buffalo was out of the running for.
LAS VEGAS — The Las Vegas Raiders just skipped the free agency line. Instead of letting veteran cornerback Taron Johnson hit the open market, the Raiders traded for the former second-team All-Pro before the Buffalo Bills could officially release him.
The Buffalo Bills have plenty of holes on the roster leading up to the free agency period. Left guard, safety, nickel, linebacker, edge, punter, and punt returner are all a few that immediately come to mind, and then of course, you can never have too many weapons for quarterback Josh Allen.
According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, Bills backup QB Mitchell Trubisky is generating a little bit of interest as a pending free agent. Fowler says the Titans and Jets are on the radar to sign Trubisky, with the Bills hoping to bring him back as well. Trubisky, 31, was drafted by the Bears with the No.
Ian Rapoport reports that the Bills are re-signing C Connor McGovern to a four-year contract. Adam Schefter adds that the deal is for $52 million and includes $32 million in guaranteed money.
This is not meant to be overly critical of Moore, who has been a good player in the NFL and very likely still has something to offer. The issue is more about value.