The modern-day Buffalo Bills franchise predates the 1970 AFL-NFL merger by a decade, and while they still haven't lifted a Super Bowl trophy, some all-time legends have called the city home.
Growing up in SEC country in the 1990s along the tomato fields of Southeast Arkansas left little room for passion toward an NFL team. During college football season, it was all about the SEC.
It all started with War Memorial Stadium when the Buffalo Bills opened that inaugural season in 1960, affectionately known as "The Rock Pile." The Bills won back-to-back AFL championships in that stadium and later moved to Rich Stadium in 1970.
You probably know Andre Reed from his time with the Buffalo Bills, and he now has a new partnership with Bud Light. Reed, who is an NFL Hall of Famer, spent 16 seasons in the league, with 15 of those seasons with the Bills and is one of the team’s greatest players.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The more the Buffalo Bills' offense stagnates, the more the blame - and pressure - shifts to a player who isn't even on the field these days — Keon Coleman.
Quarterback Jim Kelly, running back Thurman Thomas, defensive end Bruce Smith, and head coach Marv Levy. Hall of Famers all, and they usually get most of the plaudits for the success of the Buffalo Bills in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Today's NFL and its fans have become enamored with the wide receiver position. Everyone is concerned about 40 times, and how big their hands are, or the length of their arms, and while these can be important factors, production is what matters most.
The Buffalo Bills were one of the premier teams in the early 1990s. They were the AFC representative in the Super Bowl in four consecutive seasons, facing three different NFC East foes in those games.
Earlier in the week, during an episode of the ‘Jim Rome Show,’ host Jim Rome spoke to Buffalo Bills legend Andre Reed about the team’s loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The Buffalo Bills are set to kick their 2024 NFL regular season off against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 1. The Bills have tapped Andre Reed to help them do so.
The countdown to the start of the 2024 regular season has begun now that we're under 100 days away, so we'll honor every day the best players to wear the corresponding number for the Dolphins.
Thursday Thomas and Andre Reed sit on top of the Buffalo Bills’ all-time touchdown list for the franchise that dates back to 1960. Over the years, that hasn’t always been the case and has always changed.
The Bills legend understood the assignment and capitalized on Coleman’s popularity in a surprise appearance at the league’s Rookie Premier. Rookie wide receiver Keon Coleman has been a media gem in his first month as a member of the Buffalo Bills.
Keon Coleman has the Andre Reed seal of approval. The Bills used their top selection on the receiver at the 2024 NFL draft. At some point soon after being picked, Coleman took a moment and sent a message to Reed.
Whether it was building a winning culture at the University of Miami, lighting it up in the USFL, or leading the Buffalo Bills to four Super Bowls in a row, Jim Kelly always did it with a resounding toughness.
NFL prospects from small schools are often overlooked, but many have had Hall of Fame careers. Among them are Jerry Rice of Mississippi Valley State, Joe Greene of North Texas and Mel Blount of Southern University.
The Buffalo Bills sent 15 players to the Pro Bowl during the years of their 1990-1993 run, in which they made it to four straight Super Bowls. How many can you name?