Curtis Samuel’s dynasty outlook has a lot of bearish fantasy vibes ahead of the 2025 NFL season, and understandably so. The wide receiver’s first season with the Buffalo Bills was underwhelming, and now he’s stuck in a crowded battle just to make the team’s 53-man roster.
All Buffalo Bills' wide receivers on the team last year might not have gotten the looks they wanted, but most were efficient in the "everyone eats" style of offense.
Deebo Samuel is on the trade block, so should the Bills be interested? I know most Buffalo Bills fans are focused on adding a pass rusher via trade, but another big piece was apparently made available for trade over the weekend.
How many of the NFL players with the most receiving touchdowns in their rookie seasons can you name in five minutes?
Another day, another NFL star being made available on the trade market. Not even a week after Los Angeles Rams receiver Cooper Kupp was said to be available on the trade market this offseason, fellow NFC West wideout Deebo Samuel Sr.
You’re better than that. Or at least you should be better than that. That’s my message to everyone who continues to blame the officiating for the success the Kansas City Chiefs have enjoyed in recent years.
Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Beane has made some savvy trades and free agency signings over his seven year tenure. But we know that NFL free agency is a dangerous game and can hamper a teams long term salary cap if high priced free agents turn out to be busts.
The Washington Commanders won't be going to the Super Bowl after losing to the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship. However, a player who recently left the team may still be making the trip to New Orleans.
He initially appeared to be a promising free-agent addition, but wide receiver Curtis Samuel fought through a relatively quiet first season with the Buffalo Bills.
MVP chants erupted throughout Highmark Stadium after Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen made a spectacular play in Sunday's home game against the Denver Broncos.
Buffalo Bills receiver Curtis Samuel has been fighting against the tide with injuries and a lack of form since making the move from the Washington Commanders, but now it appears he's finally settling into life in the AFC East.
The Buffalo Bills, to this point of the 2024 season, are averaging just over 335 yards per game, including 216 through the air. The team is fifth in the league in scoring, averaging an impressive 28.9 points a game.
Curtis Samuel became a popular fantasy football sleeper after joining the Buffalo Bills in free agency. The veteran wide receiver’s connection with quarterback Josh Allen has been slow to develop, but he needs a standout performance in Week 3 to remain roster-worthy.
Good news out of the Buffalo Bills camp as HC Sean McDermott is optimistic after what he is hearing from his medical staff regarding top receiver Curtis Samuel.
The Buffalo Bills revamped receiving corps features a proven speed option that has been rounding into form during training camp. Veteran wide receiver Curtis Samuel, who signed a free-agent contract with the Bills back in March, hasn't been perfect, but he's sufficiently shown the type of weapon that he can be in the Josh Allen-led offense.
The Buffalo Bills’ revamped receiving corps has been one of the team's bright spots throughout the first few days of their 2024 training camp, as it looks as though quarterback Josh Allen has already developed a strong rapport with the new pass catchers at his disposal.
While everyone is fawning over rookie Keon Coleman and what he could bring to this offense (which is a lot), veteran wide receiver Curtis Samuel has all the opportunity to be a valuable contributor out of the gate in his first year with the Buffalo Bills.
The Buffalo Bills‘ receiving corps took a big hit this offseason, as they lost Gabe Davis to free agency and then traded away Stefon Diggs. That leaves the Bills with Khalil Shakir, free-agent signing Curtis Samuel and incoming rookie Keon Coleman as their top three receivers, which isn’t exactly an enviable situation.
The Bills are betting big that free agent pick up Curtis Samuel will soften some of the blow of losing Stefon Diggs in a trade with the Texans, but not everyone is buying in that the veteran wide receiver will elevate Josh Allen and the passing attack in 2024.
The Bills have been lacking speed at wideout, but that will change in 2024 with the addition of the electric wideout Curtis Samuel.
Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen can't do everything by himself and the organization knows that.
Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters had a busy opening to his offseason, handing out contracts left and right. Having agreed to terms with
The Dallas Cowboys need a No. 2 receiver behind CeeDee Lamb, and their attempts at filling the role the past couple of years have not panned out.
Washington Commanders receiver Curtis Samuel faces a massive offseason ahead. Samuel, 27, is set to hit free agency for the second time in his career, and he'll look to sign a big contract.
The NFL's regular season is over, which for most teams, means it's time to start figuring out plans for the offseason. NFL free agency is a huge part of the process, and along with the NFL Draft, it has everyone preparing for what should be a very active couple of months.
Two players were ejected from Sunday’s game between the New York Giants and Washington Commanders after a fight broke out.
Ron Rivera created a stir with comments about his new OC that continue to generate headlines.
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