Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman played a pivotal role in a 41-40 victory over the Ravens in Week 1. Coleman began his second NFL season with eight receptions, 112 yards, and a touchdown to help spark a thrilling fourth-quarter comeback.
Jon Gruden won a Super Bowl (XXXVII) with Brad Johnson at quarterback, so let's all agree to take his opinion with a salty grain of salt. But, for what it's worth, the former NFL head coach-turned-Barstool Sports analyst thinks Drake Maye is better than the Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen.
The Bills announced two roster moves on Tuesday, signing CB M.J. Devonshire to the practice squad and releasing G Nick Broeker. Devonshire, 25, was a seventh-round pick by the Raiders in the 2024 NFL Draft out of Pittsburgh.
The Pro Bowl roster has been set, with more than one name from the Buffalo Bills joining the festivities. Quarterback Josh Allen, running back James Cook, and offensive tackle Dion Dawkins were all named as AFC selections for the games.
Christian Benford is one of the most underrated cornerbacks in the National Football League. After a rocky start to the 2025 season, he's come alive in the second half, shutting down premier weapons and ascending to one of the very best at his position.
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.
It's that time of year, ladies and gentlemen. The Pro Bowl roster has been finalized, with a handful of Buffalo Bills players making the list. However, it's who was excluded that is turning heads across Western New York.
The NFL announced the league’s Pro Bowl selections on Tuesday morning, and three Buffalo Bills players made the list. Quarterback Josh Allen, running back James Cook and left tackle Dion Dawkins were all named to the NFL’s annual All-Star game, which will take place on Tuesday, Feb.
The Buffalo Bills got some great news without playing even a single snap. On Monday, with the loss to the Indianapolis Colts, the Buffalo Bills clinched a playoff berth.
The Buffalo Bills got the job done in Week 16, but it wasn't pretty. That's reflected in some of the NFL power rankings released this week, while others didn't seem to be too fazed by their performance.
The Buffalo Bills are five-time defending AFC East champions, but their reign is in trouble. They closed ground on the New England Patriots with a Week 15 win, but they still are one game back with just two weeks left in the regular season.
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.
Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills extended their hot stretch to four straight wins Sunday after defeating the Cleveland Browns 23-20 at Huntington Bank Field.
The Buffalo Bills’ offensive linemen won’t have to think about dinner for a while thanks to Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld. Allen gifted his offensive lineman “a quarter of a cow” for the holidays, according to the wife of an O-line member on TikTok.
Buffalo Bills' quarterback Josh Allen showed no hesitancy to give credit where credit's due, and running back James Cook certainly deserves every ounce of it this season.
In need of healthy options at the quarterback spot, the Chiefs have brought back a familiar face. Shane Buechele is back with the organization. Buechele signed to Kansas City’s active roster from the Bills’ practice squad, the Chiefs announced on Monday.
NFL Week 16 brought star performances and shocking duds in the fantasy football world. Let's unpack the chaos with our four biggest fantasy takeaways before the championship round in Week 17.
Sports superstitions are a funny thing. We’ve seen players refuse to wash their socks, quarterbacks who have to eat the exact same pre-game meal, and fans who won’t change seats during a rally.
The New England Patriots officially clinched a playoff berth as quarterback Drake Maye balled out in a 28-24 comeback win over the Baltimore Ravens on "Sunday Night Football."
Buffalo Bills running back James Cook is having a tremendous season. In Week 16, his 16 carries for 117 yards and two touchdowns helped his team beat the Cleveland Browns 23-20 and get to the precipice of a playoff berth.
As the Buffalo Bills prepare to face the Cleveland Browns in a pivotal Week 16 matchup, news broke that second-year wide receiver Keon Coleman would be a healthy inactive.