The Buffalo Bills are poised for another playoff run thanks in large-part to the heroic efforts of Josh Allen. James Cook may take home the 2025 rushing title thanks to the best season of his career.
The 2025 season has been a roller coaster ride for the Buffalo Bills. And after all the ups and downs, in just a few weeks, the team will enter its seventh consecutive postseason, hoping to finally come away with a coveted Lombardi Trophy.
With two weeks left in the 2025 NFL season, the Buffalo Bills are gearing up for another postseason run. While it won't be easy to knock off teams like the New England Patriots, Houston Texans, or Denver Broncos, the Bills won't have to deal with their biggest kryptonite.
The Buffalo Bills reported no change in Josh Allen’s injury status ahead of Sunday’s game. Allen continues to deal with a foot issue. He was listed as limited on Thursday’s practice estimate.
Who would you rather have in their prime: James Cook or Dalvin Cook? Most Buffalo Bills’ fans would probably say the younger Cook. But stacking them up, the Cook brothers are much closer in comparison than one would realize.
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.
In need of help at the wide receiver position, the Buffalo Bills decided to bring in veteran wideout Brandin Cooks after he was released by the New Orleans Saints.
With the Buffalo Bills getting ready to host the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles in Week 17, some have found it worth asking the question of which team’s All-Star quarterback is more valuable.
At 11-4, the Bills have already clinched a playoff berth with two weeks remaining in the regular season. They’ve done so despite the long-term absence of one of their top defensive linemen.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year for Buffalo Bills fans, as they are looking forward to yet another postseason appearance, their seventh in a row.
Spencer Brown’s holiday season just got a little bit hotter. The Buffalo Bills’ offensive lineman finished a position-wide gift exchange with one of the most unique and blistering items you could imagine.
The Buffalo Bills are at a critical juncture in their pursuit of Super Bowl 60, and their upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday will be broadcast to the largest audience possible.
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.
The Buffalo Bills are looking a little banged up, though fans should not jump to any conclusions. With the latest injury report, this is just from a walkthrough practice.
The Buffalo Bills host the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday for a highly anticipated Week 17 game. This could potentially be a Super Bowl preview two weeks before the playoffs begin.
The Bills announced on Wednesday that they have signed OL Richard Gouraige to their practice squad. Buffalo had a spot cleared after the Browns signed OL Kendrick Green from their practice squad.
Per Chris Easterling, the Browns have signed G/C Kendrick Green off the Bills’ practice squad. Green, 27, was a three-year starter at Illinois, a second-team All-American, and a first-team All-Big Ten in 2020.
Buffalo star quarterback Josh Allen missed Tuesday's walkthrough with a right foot injury but said he plans on playing Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Despite owning one of the league’s least effective receiving groups, and despite using a second-round pick on Coleman in 2024, the Bills have made him a healthy scratch multiple times.
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.
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.
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."
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.