The Buffalo Bills lost defensive lineman Michael Hoecht to a season-ending injury in Week 9, creating the need for a reinforcement up front. While declining to trade for a defensive end, or anyone for that matter, prior to Tuesday's NFL deadline, the Bills took a look at three available defensive ends on the free-agent market.
Defensive end Casey Toohill just joined the Houston Texans in March of this year. In that short time, he’s already been impressed with how the team is being run.
There's definitely one player who will not return to the Buffalo Bills' refurbished edge rusher room in 2025. Veteran defensive end Casey Toohill is leaving via free agency following one season of service to the Bills.
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Jordan Schultz of FOX Sports reports that the Texans are signing DE Casey Toohill to a one-year contract on Wednesday. Toohill, 28, was a seventh-round pick to the Eagles out of Stanford in the 2020 NFL Draft.
The Bills announced that they have elevated OL Will Clapp and DE Casey Toohill from the practice squad for Sunday’s game against the Patriots. Toohill, 28, was a seventh-round pick to the Eagles out of Stanford in the 2020 NFL Draft.
The Buffalo Bills are heading into Week 16 against the New England Patriots looking to improve to 12-3 on the season. They are still chasing the Kansas City Chiefs for the top record in the AFC as well.
The Buffalo Bills announced they have signed DE Casey Toohill to their practice squad. In correspondence, the Bills have released DT Eli Ankou from the practice squad.
The Buffalo Bills were required to make a decision on rookie offensive tackle Tylan Grable with the player's 21-day activation window set to close this week.
After an offseason in which the main entrance at One Bills Drive more closely resembled a revolving door due to significant and frequent personnel turnover, the Buffalo Bills’ recent roster trim from 90 to 53 players was surprisingly absent of fireworks.
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 veteran is coming off a career year. Can he parlay that into a spot in the Bills’ defensive rotation? The Buffalo Bills use a heavy dose of rotation along the defensive line.
We play catch-up on some Bills contracts, including Will Clapp and DeShawn Williams. The Buffalo Bills have made a ton of contract moves in the last month and we haven’t updated you on some of those details.
Pretty clearly a depth signing, right? The Buffalo Bills continue making moves in free agency, having recently signed former Washington Commanders defensive end Casey Toohill.
The Buffalo Bills have started to slowly dip their toes into the free-agent pool in terms of signings. Among their new additions are: WR Curtis Samuel LB Nicholas Morrow DE Casey Toohill With all three signing on the dotted line the next set of business was a simple, but some would say important one: Picking a new jersey number.
The Buffalo Bills made a depth addition to their defensive end group in Casey Toohill. While not at the top of the list of pass rushers for many when thinking of the Bills, Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott is well-known as someone who likes to rotate his D-line.
When the Washington Commanders opened last season, their top five defensive ends were slated for free agency after the season. At the NFL trade deadline in October, Washington traded starting defensive ends Montez Sweat and Chase Young.
The Buffalo Bills have added some much-appreciated depth at defensive end by signing Casey Toohill to a one-year contract, the team announced Tuesday. Toohill, 27, is coming off a season in which he started eight games and recorded a career-high five sacks for the Washington Commanders.
The Bills announced on Tuesday that they are signing RB Ty Johnson and DE Casey Toohill to one-year deals. Johnson, 26, is a former sixth-round pick of the Lions back in 2019 out of Maryland.