It made sense, but it just hasn't worked out for some unknown reason. Buffalo Bills' general manager Brandon Beane deserves the blame for his share of free-agent misses, but one can't fault him for trying, particularly in the case of wide receiver Curtis Samuel.
The Buffalo Bills are in desperate need to clean up some cap space. Over The Cap has Buffalo sitting at about negative $7.5m in cap space heading into the 2026 season, which is near the bottom of the entire league.
Heading into the Divisional Round matchup against the Denver Broncos, the Buffalo Bills find themselves short-handed at the wide receiver position. Gabe Davis and Tyrell Shavers both suffered a torn ACL during the win over the Jacksonville Jaguars last week, leaving them dangerously thin at the position.
Curtis Samuel was activated off Injured Reserve on Friday, solidifying the Buffalo Bills’ wide receiver position ahead of a critical Divisional Round matchup with the Denver Broncos.
The Buffalo Bills activated star defensive tackle Ed Oliver and receiver Curtis Samuel from injured reserve on Friday. The moves come one day before the sixth-seeded Bills visit the top-seeded Denver Broncos in the AFC divisional round.
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Buffalo is welcoming back a couple of reinforcements in time for Saturday’s divisional round matchup with Denver. The Bills have activated defensive tackle Ed Oliver and wide receiver Curtis Samuel from injured reserve.
It's easy to forget that wide receiver Curtis Samuel is still under contract with the Buffalo Bills. Samuel has only seven catches all season, and he hasn't appeared in a game since November 16.
The Bills are in the divisional round for the sixth straight season, defeating the Jaguars to book a trip to Denver. They could have a key reinforcement back for that game.
The Bills will designate WR Curtis Samuel and DT Ed Oliver to return from injured reserve this week, per Sal Capaccio. This opens a three-week window for
What a waste. Two once-significant Buffalo Bills free-agent signings have proven to be utter failures since coming to Orchard Park. And their lack of production is likely to be at the forefront of the Bills’ upcoming Wild-Card matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Buffalo Bills swapped wide receivers on their active roster on Friday by placing Curtis Samuel on injured reserve and signing Gabe Davis from the practice squad.
The Houston Texans are back in action on a short week for their Thursday Night Football matchup vs. the Buffalo Bills, coming in winning three of their past four games and presenting a rare opportunity for the Texans to reach over the .500 mark for the first time this season.
It’s no secret that Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman has failed to live up to his draft stock thus far in his young career. A slow rookie campaign with a couple missed games is excusable, but Coleman has noticeably taken a step back in Year 2.
The Pittsburgh Steelers still could use wide receiver help, and another name has emerged as a potential target for them more than a month before the November 4 trade deadline.
The Buffalo Bills’ wide receiver room was highly criticized before the start of the 2025 NFL season. Even with a star quarterback in Josh Allen, many still want Buffalo to give him a true top wide receiver.
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 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.
Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters had a busy opening to his offseason, handing out contracts left and right. Having agreed to terms with
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.