O'Cyrus Torrence is, of course, coming off a huge weekend, signing a massive extension with the Buffalo Bills. But he was not the only guard who struck it rich.
The Buffalo Bills are set to open their new $2.2 billion stadium this fall. Buffalo is moving to the newly-built Highmark Stadium. The world-class stadium will open for the Bills in time for the 2026 regular season.
The Buffalo Bills' home games will be extra special in 2026, with it being the first year at the new Highmark Stadium, but that won't take away what will be a very fun year for road games.
The Buffalo Bills will have a new home in the upcoming season with the opening of the New High Mark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York. The Bills held their first practice in the expansive venue on Saturday.
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The annual Return of the Blue & Red scrimmage took place on Saturday, but the practice wasn't the only major story this year. While fans were thrilled to see the Buffalo Bills in action, the real focus was the brand new Highmark Stadium, which was debuted unofficially.
The Bills were stuck in an embarrassing 17-year playoff drought when they hired former Eagles and Panthers defensive coordinator Sean McDermott as their head coach in January 2017.
The Buffalo Bills have been looking forward to moving into new Highmark Stadium for quite some time now. After playing at Ralph Wilson Stadium/old Highmark Stadium since 1973, the Bills were long overdue for a venue upgrade.
The Buffalo Bills are through with their time on the grounds of the St. John Fisher University campus as the players and coaches packed their bags and headed for newer, hopefully greener pastures on Friday afternoon following a near two-week stay in Pittsford, New York.
Bills S C.J. Gardner-Johnson praised S Cole Bishop and said he reminds him of several talented defensive backs he has played alongside. “[Bishop’s] ready to go.
Saturday was the unofficial debut for the New Highmark Stadium as the Buffalo Bills held their annual Return of the Blue & Red scrimmage. This event is a treat for fans, who get to see their favorite players in action in a far more relaxed atmosphere.
As much as things change, they also stay the same. Continuing their annual summer tradition of holding the Return of the Blue & Red practice, the Buffalo Bills opened the new Highmark Stadium on Saturday evening in Orchard Park.
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The Buffalo Bills finally got their first taste of their spectacular new home Saturday. The reaction from inside the locker room was unmistakable: awe.
The Buffalo Bills held their first practice at their brand-new Highmark Stadium on Saturday. The stadium replaces the iconic Ralph Wilson Stadium and will be the Bills’ new home starting in the 2026/27 season.
Former Buffalo Bills' head coach Sean McDermott had an up-and-down journey with the New York-based franchise. The former Carolina Panthers' defensive coordinator was hired by the Bills in 2017 as the team's head coach, but failed to lead them to a Super Bowl in his nine years with them.
After the Buffalo Bills' exit from the playoffs last season, owner Terry Pegula made the call to fire head coach Sean McDermott. The former Bills head coach left the franchise after nine seasons and without a Super Bowl appearance.
The Buffalo Bills finally welcomed fans into their brand-new Highmark Stadium ahead of the 2026 NFL season. The Bills held their annual ‘Red and Blue’ practice day at the stadium on Saturday in front of almost 52,000 supporters.
The Buffalo Bills didn’t even see the dust settle from their new extension and it’s already looking more like a bargain. The Buffalo Bills‘ offensive line has been a major engine for their successes throughout this competitive run.
The Buffalo Bills made sure to keep a key member of their offensive line in Buffalo well beyond the 2026 season, agreeing to a four year extension with guard O’Cyrus Torrence.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Bills are signing G O’Cyrus Torrence to a four-year, $78.4 million extension. Schefter adds the deal has $46 million guaranteed, and it will make him the seventh-highest-paid guard.
O’Cyrus Torrence will not enter the coming campaign as a pending free agent. Instead, the Bills guard will remain in place for the foreseeable future. A four-year extension agreement is now in place, per Torrence’s agents (h/t ESPN’s Adam Schefter).
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Allen and former head coach Sean McDermott failed to guide the club to a single Super Bowl appearance before the Bills fired McDermott this past winter.