The Buffalo Bills' first two reported roster moves ahead of the NFL's cutdown deadline come with little surprise. As suggested in "Three Jobs That Were Likely Lost in Bills' Preseason Week 3 Win over Steelers," punter Mitch Wishnowsky will not land a spot on the 53-man roster.
The Buffalo Bills are releasing veteran wide receiver Mecole Hardman Jr. as the organization begins trimming its roster ahead of the 2026 NFL season. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported the move Saturday morning via X, formerly known as Twitter.
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Teams have until 5pm CT on Sunday to trim their rosters from 90 to 53. The Bills have informed two vested veterans of impending releases. Both Mecole Hardman and Mitch Wishnowsky will not be on Buffalo’s initial 53-man roster, ESPN.com’s Jeremy Fowler and The Ringer’s Tom Pelissero report.
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Per Tom Pelissero, the Bills are releasing veteran P Mitch Wishnowsky as roster cuts are getting underway. The team will now start seventh-round rookie Tommy Doman Jr.
The Washington Commanders have a big issue on the offensive side of the ball and the Buffalo Bills are a team they should be targeting via trade ahead of the cutdown deadline on Sunday.
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It was a final audition for a handful of players on the Buffalo Bills' roster bubble, and not everyone managed to meet the moment. In particular, three returnees, who weren't exactly on solid footing entering training camp, stumbled during the August 27 preseason finale against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Continuity is so important along the offensive line in the NFL, and while the Buffalo Bills have that for the most part in 2026, they are replacing one of their starters from 2025.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Buffalo Bills wrapped up the preseason this week and now face the hard work of trimming the roster to 53 players before Sunday’s NFL deadline. Wide receiver is one of the rooms where the choices look especially tight.
The Buffalo Bills selected cornerback Maxwell Hairston 30th overall in the 2025 NFL Draft out of Kentucky. Hairston was expected to compete for the starting job as a rookie; however, he suffered an LCL sprain in a preseason practice, which forced him to begin the year on injured reserve.
Buffalo needed one last preseason spark. The Bills beat the Steelers 28-27 on Thursday night. Josh Allen never took a snap. He still worked the sideline at new Highmark Stadium.
Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady made a decision this week that has much of the fan base puzzled. There’s a lot of optimism surrounding new Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady — specifically thanks to the energy he’s brought to the franchise — but that doesn’t mean he’s immune from making puzzling decisions.
Ian Wheeler ran for a 2-yard touchdown with 1:06 remaining and Dante Pettis caught the subsequent two-point-conversion pass from Shane Buechele as the Buffalo Bills rallied for a 28-27 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday in Orchard Park, N.Y.
It has already been reported that the Steelers may be planning on keeping all four of them for the 2026 season, but it is hard to find the logic in how that makes sense or the motivation in why they would do it.
The Buffalo Bills have started the inevitable roster crunch that arrives every August, releasing wide receiver Mac Dalena just before their preseason finale against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen will watch from the sideline Thursday night as his team wraps up the preseason against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Head coach Joe Brady confirmed Allen would sit out the finale after seeing limited action earlier in the exhibition schedule.
The Buffalo Bills had three centers in for a workout on Wednesday, per the NFL transaction wire. The full list includes: Sincere Haynesworth Jim Bonifas
Alec Anderson and Austin Corbett have spent the summer battling for the Bills’ left guard job, but the competition is now over. The Bills have named Anderson their starter, Alaina Getzenberg of ESPN reports.
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Damar Hamlin is back in a familiar position with Buffalo. He is competing for a job, and the Bills do not have enough room to keep everybody.
The Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback decision apparently is not finished after all. Head coach Mike McCarthy pushed back against a report that Will Howard and Drew Allar had already secured places on the final roster, adding another twist to a crowded room following Friday’s dreadful offensive performance.
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The Buffalo Bills confirmed tragic news about the family of defensive lineman Ed Oliver on Saturday.
The move gives Denver more depth at an important position. However, the type of player the Broncos can expect from Rapp remains a question.
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