The Buffalo Bills are the only team in the league to reach the playoff each of these last seven seasons. It’s a franchise record marked by futility. Over that span, the franchise has only reached the AFC title game twice and lost out to the Chiefs in both 2020 and 2024.
Even when their play wasn't consistent, the Buffalo Bills were seen as a threat in the AFC. That's always going to be the case when you have a superstar under center like Josh Allen.
The Buffalo Bills are wasting no time getting their roster in order heading into 2026. While it's still the infancy stages of the offseason, new head coach Joe Brady and the coaching staff are locking up some important pieces heading into the new year.
The Buffalo Bills are going to have a busy offseason in hopes of bringing in some key help for quarterback Josh Allen. One of the biggest things moving forward is going to be getting him reliable wide receiver options after a disastrous 2025 season, where it seemed like nobody outside of a Khalil Shakir screen could get open.
The Buffalo Bills are in desperate need to clean up some cap space. Over The Cap has Buffalo sitting at about negative $7.5m in cap space heading into the 2026 season, which is near the bottom of the entire league.
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General manager Brandon Beane is a good general manager, but it's hard to ignore some of the mishaps that he's been a part of along the way. Buffalo finds themselves once again in a dire cap situation, though the sky isn't falling; a lot of it rests on his shoulders.
It’s that time of year. The time of year for rumors and speculation surrounding various NFL teams who may be in the market for new pieces whether it be via the trade market or free agency.
Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane knows he has to improve the wide receiver position this offseason. The question, however, is how aggressively he attacks the team’s biggest need.
The Buffalo Bills closed out the 2025 season with high expectations but ultimately fell short in the postseason despite another strong year from franchise quarterback Josh Allen.
Despite a rough finish to the 2025 season, the Buffalo Bills are still being selected as a red-hot pick for Super Bowl LXI. The Bills fell in overtime at the hands of the Denver Broncos in the divisional round before the Broncos went on to lose to the New England Patriots in the AFC championship.
The Buffalo Bills are in win-now mode more so than any other team in the NFL in 2026. With Joe Brady now in the head coach seat, Buffalo must add talent to a roster that has dipped in recent years thanks to questionable free agent moves and middling draft picks.
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.
Khalil Shakir led the Buffalo Bills in receptions and receiving yards last season with 71 catches for 719 yards. A.J. Brown has posted four consecutive 1,000-yard seasons.
The offseason is officially here, and the Buffalo Bills are on the prowl. Following a tumultuous 2025 campaign, the Bills are looking for a fresh start as they move forward with a new head coach and several other new pieces.
After benefiting from an easier schedule in 2025, the Buffalo Bills will be tested during the 2026 campaign, when they face a much more challenging slate of teams during the regular season.
As Buffalo Bills' first-time head coach Joe Brady finalizes his staff, there's presumably a heavy focus on the NFL Draft at One Bills Drive. For a salary cap strapped team like Buffalo, it's extra critical to turn draft picks into immediate contributors.
It’s no secret that the Buffalo Bills are in the market for a wide receiver this offseason. With Buffalo's WR corps coming off a horrendous season, one polarizing NFL commentator has a proposition for President of Football Operations Brandon Beane.
The Buffalo Bills need to fill a few holes on their roster, but their salary cap situation doesn't make things easy. As they enter the offseason, Over The Cap has them estimated at nearly $7.5 million over the limit.
It's no secret that the Buffalo Bills need help at wide receiver. Khalil Shakir led them in receptions this season with 71, as well as receiving yardage, with 719.
A most pressing need for the Buffalo Bills this offseason is a game-changer at the wide receiver position. Since the Bills parted ways with former No. 1 target Stefon Diggs before the 2024 season, they have struggled to replace his production and reliability in the passing game.
The 2025 season is barely behind us, and the Buffalo Bills are already making moves. According to the NFL’s transaction memo, the Bills signed wide receiver Jalen Virgil and quarterback Shane Buechele to reserve/future contracts on Tuesday, as both players will now make their return to Buffalo.
The Buffalo Bills are entering a new era with Joe Brady being hired as the team’s next head coach. With the change in leadership will surely come a transformation of the Bills’ roster, as new players will be brought in to fit Brady’s style, along with that of new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard.
The Buffalo Bills officially signed WR Jalen Virgil and QB Shane Buechele to futures deals on Tuesday, per Aaron Wilson. Futures contracts are essentially camp invites that will allow players to compete for roster spots during offseason workouts and training camp.
It was one of the constants during his four-year tenure with the Buffalo Bills. For all of the talk, there's usually little action when it comes to wide receiver Stefon Diggs in the NFL Playoffs.
The Bills are set to hire Illinois co-defensive coordinator and defensive line coach Terrance Jamison as their DL coach, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.
Long before New England Patriots wide receivers Stefon Diggs and Mack Hollins began preparing for their club's Super Bowl LX matchup versus the Seattle Seahawks, they spent time sharing an offense with current Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen.