At this stage of the regular season, most teams are dealing with injuries to several key players, as the war of attrition that is the NFL takes no prisoners throughout a long, vigorous campaign.
The Buffalo Bills are adding a veteran piece to their lineup with the playoffs just around the corner. The Bills are planning to sign linebacker Matthew Judon to the team’s practice squad, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
Buffalo Bills' safety Damar Hamlin, who has been much-celebrated lately for his survival, has not seen the field since October 5 against the New England Patriots with a pectoral injury.
Typically, when a team enjoys immense success like the Buffalo Bills have in recent seasons, it comes at a cost. And oftentimes that cost comes in the form of coaching staff departures, as assistants leave to take coordinator jobs elsewhere and coordinators vacate their positions to elevate into head coaching roles.
Harris is a massive interior defensive lineman in the mold of Deone Walker a year ago. While he doesn’t quite match Walker’s athleticism, Harris has shown a more consistent ability to stuff the run from 0- and 1-technique alignments.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
Tom Brady offered an unusually candid assessment of Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills this week, expressing both admiration and frustration toward one of the AFC’s most explosive teams.
The Buffalo Bills are kicking the tires on a once-fierce former rival. The Bills are expected to sign 10th-year NFL veteran pass rusher Matthew Judon, who was released by the Miami Dolphins earlier this week.
The Buffalo Bills announced they placed OL Chase Lundt on injured reserve on Friday. Lundt, 25, is a former sixth-round pick by the Bills in the 2025 NFL Draft out of UConn.
The Buffalo Bills take on the Cleveland Browns in Week 16 with playoff seeding on the line. And the team got some good news on Friday ahead of that clash, as star cornerback Christian Benford is off the injury report and was a full participant in practice.
Aaron Rodgers was the last to achieve the feat, winning back-to-back NFL MVP awards in 2020 and 2021. With three weeks remaining in the 2025 regular season, Buffalo Bills' quarterback Josh Allen is in position to potentially join Rodgers by repeating as MVP.
Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott has already ruled out a handful of players for the upcoming Week 16 showdown against the Cleveland Browns. While
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
One can think the Buffalo Bills have their best shot to win their first Super Bowl, even if it may be a steep climb from the wild card, especially with the Kansas City Chiefs out of the playoff picture.
Sean McDermott ruled out a couple of key Buffalo Bills players, along with a reserve, for Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns. The Bills’ head coach
The Buffalo Bills are once again battling through an injury bug; tell me if you've heard that story before. It was almost the same position as last week.
The air is a little different around the AFC this season. Over the last few years, we’ve had the usual suspects show up on top of the conference. The Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, and Baltimore Ravens were the three big contenders in the AFC.
The last time the Buffalo Bills played in Cleveland, they were still raw and hungry, which is way different than the grizzled, yet youth-driven bunch that'll be heading there for the first time in six years on Sunday.
Before this season, the Buffalo Bills were the rare team that was favored in all 17 of its games. After a couple of upset losses, oddsmakers wised up. But now, as the Bills are seemingly peaking at the right time, here we go again.
Amid a breakout sophomore campaign, Cole Bishop is beginning to stand out as one of the top up-and-coming defensive players in the NFL. Through the first 15 weeks of the season, Bishop has helped solidify a Buffalo Bills’ secondary that has become one of the most consistent units in the league this season.
ESPN NFL Draft insider Matt Miller suggested that the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots could “fall in love with” Texas A&M receiver Kevin “KC” Concepcion during the College Football Playoff.