Marquez Valdes-Scantling‘s Bills visit has proven to be a fruitful one.
MVS leaves one AFC contender for another
Pro Football Focus recently named the most underrated player on each NFL roster and they went with a third-year player for the Buffalo Bills. PFF thinks
Wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling plans to sign a one-year deal with the Bills, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Tuesday.
The Buffalo Bills plan to sign former Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling, according to NFL Network's insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero.
The Buffalo Bills continue to remake their offense in the 2024 offseason. The wide receiver room looked a little dicey after trading Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans.
Could any of them become the 2024 Leonard Floyd? The Buffalo Bills are scheduled to receive an extra $10 million in 2024 salary-cap space on June 1 due to the release of former star cornerback Tre’Davious White.
The Buffalo Bills will soon know exactly how their 2024 regular season schedule will look. The annual schedule release each May involves the NFL placing games for each team in order.
His love for bleu cheese yet to be realized, Carter hams it up for the camera The Buffalo Bills were busy last week, hosting the newest faces to the team during 2024 rookie minicamp.
The Buffalo Bills have made a hire that is garnering a lot of praise. The Bills have hired former NFL referee John Parry to be their officiating liaison.
If the rumors are to be believed, former NFL official John Parry will work with the Bills in 2024 The Buffalo Bills have reportedly hired former NFL official John Parry to serve in an advisory role on game days.
Former NFL official John Parry is leaving ESPN, and now his new job is known. The former NFL rules analyst for "Monday Night Football" is joining the Bills as an officiating liaison, Ryan Glasspiegel of the New York Post reports.
Who do you think will make the team after the dust settles? The Buffalo Bills’ roster, for the most part, is likely set for the 2024 season. Obviously,
The Buffalo Bills have been giving their roster a complete makeover. They have had to shed a lot of veterans due to the salary cap. The biggest move was trading Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans which left quarterback Josh Allen with few weapons.
The Buffalo Bills signed an undrafted free agent that everyone else in the NFL overlooked and it's a decision that already appears to be paying dividends.
The Buffalo Bills surprised a lot of people with how they operated during the 2024 NFL Draft. With clear needs at a few positions, they traded back twice, picking up some more assets but leaving fans scratching their heads.
The 2024 NFL Draft featured a handful of wide receivers that many believe could become instant-impact performers in the league this season. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, like Keon Coleman and Xavier Worthy are two that have shown out for their respective organizations early on.
The Buffalo Bills‘ receiving corps took a big hit this offseason, as they lost Gabe Davis to free agency and then traded away Stefon Diggs. That leaves the Bills with Khalil Shakir, free-agent signing Curtis Samuel and incoming rookie Keon Coleman as their top three receivers, which isn’t exactly an enviable situation.
Collier is credited as the architect of the “Orange Crush” defense, which the Broncos utilized during the 1870s and 1980s. The renowned 3-4 defense helped Denver reach the Super Bowl in the 1977, 1986, and 1987 seasons.
It’s unlikely that the Bills can pull off any blockbuster deals this offseason since they have the third-fewest cap space in the NFL, but here are three moves they should make to shore up their roster.
The Buffalo Bills are looking to retool on the fly, after trading Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans, and with emergent starter James Cook in the backfield.
Seeking to install someone not named Bill Belichick atop their personnel pyramid for the first time since the 20th century, the Patriots are having some issues launching a true search.
NFL running back Duke Johnson announced his retirement.
The Buffalo Bills needed to give quarterback Josh Allen wide receiver help this offseason, and they continued that process on Friday by taking a dive into the NFL's pile of reclamation projects.
Buffalo's WR depth chart isn't that impressive. Could the Bills look at one of their past stars?
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