Like many who spend ample time in Western New York, Jim Leonhard is a big fan of Buffalo. On Thursday, the Buffalo Bills’ new defensive coordinator first met the
The Buffalo Bills are starting fresh with Joe Brady as their new head coach, and that could lead to some fresh blood coming to Western New York. The Bills could benefit from an upgrade at the wide receiver position as it would give Josh Allen some more reliable pass catchers to work with.
One of the most significant factors that led the Buffalo Bills to hire Jim Leonhard as their next defensive coordinator was the expected impact he is to have on the team’s pass rush.
Christian Benford has transformed into one of the Buffalo Bills’ top defenders over the past few seasons. One of the primary factors in his rise in the ranks at the cornerback position has been his tendency to follow opposing teams’ top wide receivers and regularly limit them to modest performances.
Cole Bishop may have found his Mr. Miyagi. As Jim Leonhard met the media for the first time since being hired as Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator, he expressed his eagerness to get to work with the Bills’ defense.
Some franchises' best efforts have not led to victory parades or even Super Bowl berths. Because of untimely injuries, unfortunate circumstances, or myriad other reasons, many teams' plans throughout NFL history have not produced the desired result.
Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard had his introductory press conference on Thursday and discussed a wide range of topics. He answered questions about players such as Cole Bishop and Christian Benford and said head coach Joe Brady is giving him plenty of autonomy.
The Buffalo Bills are taking on a new identity with head coach Joe Brady taking over the position. He's filled his front office with some aggressive individuals, bringing in offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael Jr.
The Buffalo Bills' season ended with heartbreak in a tough loss against the Denver Broncos in the divisional round. Not to dredge up old wounds, but wide receiver Brandin Cooks absolutely caught the ball, and Bills Mafia should be sitting here, potentially talking about watching their beloved team play in the Super Bowl.
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.
The Buffalo Bills need a true No. 1 wide receiver to get the most out of quarterback Josh Allen. Justin Jefferson needs a better quarterback to maximize his talent as one of the best wide receivers in the NFL.
No team in the National Football League currently owns a longer postseason appearance streak than the Buffalo Bills. The club has made seven consecutive trips to the playoffs dating back to 2019.
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.
With free agency approaching, one of the Buffalo Bills’ star defenders from the 2025 season is making his case to remain with the team despite a change in leadership at the defensive coordinator position.
Many different takes have surfaced since the Buffalo Bills hired Joe Brady as head coach. There have been those who have lauded the hire and those on the
Dalton Kincaid looked like a natural snapping the ball during the Pro Bowl Games. Starting for the AFC in Tuesday night's flag football all-star exhibition, the Buffalo Bills' tight end performed his best Connor McGovern impersonation.
A mixed reaction followed the Buffalo Bills’ hiring of Joe Brady as their next head coach. The fan base was split on the decision, with many initially vocalizing their displeasure over the move, only to switch gears and celebrate the hire after Brady's introductory press conference.
The Houston Texans are signing CB Brandon Codrington to a contract on Wednesday, according to Aaron Wilson. Codrington, 25, signed with the Jets as an UDFA out of NC Central in May 2024.
Let the 2026 Brandon Beane media tour continue. The Buffalo Bills' President of Football Operations has pulled out all of the stops while making the rounds to explain away his and the team’s decision to move forward with Joe Brady as their new coach, beginning in 2026.
The Buffalo Bills will reshape their roster this offseason now that Sean McDermott is out and Joe Brady has been promoted from offensive coordinator to head coach.
For the first time in his NFL career, Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen will have to endure a regime change with Joe Brady taking over for longtime coach Sean McDermott.
After two years as the Titans’ quarterbacks coach, Bo Hardegree is taking the same position with the Bills, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com reports. Hardegree will replace Ronald Curry, the Bills’ QBs coach from 2024-25.
Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Bills and new HC Joe Brady are set to hire former Titans QBs coach Bo Hardegree as their new quarterbacks coach. Hardegree garnered interest from the Bears for their offensive coordinator this offseason. Hardegree, 40, began his coaching career at Duke as a grad assistant.
Deone Walker has been pegged as the Buffalo Bills’ early breakout candidate for 2026 after an impressive rookie season that finished with significant upside.
Some Bills fans and other members of the NFL community have been left scratching their heads after the team fired McDermott and promoted OC Brady to HC.
Some have understandably assumed that Pegula's comments represented the beginning of the end of Coleman's time with the Bills, but Brady suggested that's not the case.