The Buffalo Bills had to make a number of difficult decisions this offseason. Cutting bait on Ryan Van Demark was one of them, as the former swing tackle departed Buffalo after the Minnesota Vikings signed him to an offer sheet worth $4.2 million that the Bills declined to match.
The Buffalo Bills have spent the past few seasons building an offense around physical dominance up front. That identity starts with a player as reliable as any in the league.
Nomadic wide receiver Brandin Cooks didn’t join the Bills until late November last year, but he may have made a strong enough impression to stick with the team in 2026.
While Josh Allen is more than a football player, it's hard to find a professional gridder more dedicated to his craft than the Buffalo Bills' five-time NFL MVP finalist.
The Buffalo Bills swung for the fences by bringing in wide receiver DJ Moore to pair with quarterback Josh Allen. He provides a much-needed spark to the offense, and new head coach Joe Brady had plenty to say about reuniting with the talented pass catcher.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid is already looking a bit banged up heading into the 2026 season. The latest report from head coach Joe Brady does nothing to ease the minds of fans, who are worried that Kincaid’s injury will linger into next season, forcing him to miss some time.
The Buffalo Bills and Keon Coleman have a strained relationship, regardless of what head coach Joe Brady might say to the media. Once again, Brady is doubling down on Coleman and his expectations for the receiver heading into 2026.
The selection made sense at the time when the Buffalo Bills had question marks at the center position. By releasing the aging Mitch Morse as a salary cap casualty after the 2023 season, the Bills committed to starting a new center for the first time since 2019.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said in February that there have been no formal talks about adding an 18th game to the league's regular season, something that has been under discussion since 2023.
He's been the definition of rock solid. Buffalo Bills' right guard O'Cyrus Torrence has been a starter since Week 1 of his rookie season, and the 2023 second-round draft pick hasn't missed a game.
It has been a career of heartbreak for quarterback Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills when postseason play arrives. Year after year, the Bills have seen themselves fall just short of reaching the Super Bowl.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
With the Buffalo Bills’ shift to Joe Brady came a newfound mentality for the organization, which is anticipating a looser feel under its new head coach.
Joe Brady is ready to unleash Khalil Shakir. During his appearance with the media at the NFL League Meetings, the Buffalo Bills’ head coach described his plan for the team’s top returning target and how the addition of DJ Moore will help get the most out of Shakir's efforts.
Upon the Buffalo Bills re-signing Alec Anderson, it initially appeared as if the team’s replacement for a former starter was in place. However, the Bills have recently signed free agent Austin Corbett, opening a competition to fill the hole along Buffalo’s offensive front.
All throughout the 2025 offseason, the Buffalo Bills were singing the praises of Keon Coleman. The second-year receiver flashed his potential the prior season and the coaches felt he was about to make a big leap.
Joe Brady is tired of watching his franchise quarterback place himself in harm’s way. While speaking at the NFL League Meetings, the Bills’ new head coach revealed his greatest terror regarding the performance of former MVP Josh Allen.
After adding a couple of new players and bringing back another at the position, the Buffalo Bills appeared to have the safety position solidified ahead of the NFL Draft.
Buffalo Bills' general manager Brandon Beane admits he has some more work to do when it comes to completing the roster. The Bills need to reinforce their depth at multiple positions along with adding versatile pieces to new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard's front seven.
Of the Buffalo Bills’ list of concerns in recent seasons, Dalton Kincaid’s lingering knee injury has been at the top of the list. And it appears it will continue to be an issue moving forward.
Per Matt Verderame of Sports Illustrated, NFL coaches were given an opportunity to speak out against the expected expansion of the regular season. Some instead went in a different direction.
As expected, the Bills will pick up tight end Dalton Kincaid‘s fifth-year option, Jay Skurski of the Buffalo News reports. Kincaid is in line to earn $8.16MM in 2027.
The NFL Draft is less than a month away, and no one knows what the Bills are going to do with the 26th pick. There are still a lot of positions the team can improve at, such as wide receiver, linebacker, and secondary.
The former Los Angeles Chargers star is a free agent after a brief tenure with the Buffalo Bills, and San Francisco has been floated as his most likely destination.
Although the Bills have been perennial AFC contenders since 2019, a mediocre pass rush has been among the reasons they have not reached the Super Bowl.