The Buffalo Bills have three starting-caliber tight ends on their roster, but one was seemingly more excited for padded training camp practices than the others.
When the Buffalo Bills head for training camp at the end of the month, there won’t be a whole lot left to be decided within the team’s tight end room. Dalton Kincaid, Dawson Knox and Jackson Hawes are currently roster locks, as the trio hopes to once again help the Bills as one of the most talented TE groups in the NFL.
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The Buffalo Bills focused primarily on defense during the 2025 NFL draft, selecting five defenders to kick things off. Their first offensive player selected was Georgia Tech tight end Jackson Hawes, who they took 173rd overall in the fifth round.
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They didn't realize it at the time, but the Buffalo Bills were playing with fire at the 2025 NFL Draft. The Bills waited until Round 5 to select their first offensive player, finding a Day 3 gem by taking tight end Jackson Hawes off the board at No.
The Buffalo Bills are coming off of their greatest performance of the season when it comes to their tight end group. Dalton Kincaid, Dawson Knox and Jackson Hawes combined for 11 catches for 137 yards and two touchdowns in their Week 14 win against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Jackson Hawes isn’t one of the larger resources the Bills have invested serious into their tight end position over the past few years. A year after using a first-round pick on Dalton Kincaid, Buffalo gave close to $10 million per year to Dawson Knox.
Bills rookie defensive end Landon Jackson tore his MCL and PCL in the first quarter of a 30-13 loss to the Dolphins on Sunday, according to insider Jordan Schultz.
Is the honeymoon over for Buffalo Bills' rookie Jackson Hawes? After a fast start in which he had a huge 29-yard catch in the season-opening comeback win over the Baltimore Ravens and a touchdown against the Miami Dolphins in Week 3, the fifth-round draft pick from Georgia Tech has come back to Earth.
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By all accounts, Jackson Hawes is having a dominant start to his rookie season for the Buffalo Bills, even if it's in an unconventional manner. In reality, Hawes is third in the pecking order as a receiving threat for the Bills' tight ends behind Dalton Kincaid and Dawson Knox.
The good news from the Buffalo Bills' final Week 5 injury report is that rookie tight end Jackson Hawes is ready to go for Sunday Night Football against the New England Patriots.
Buffalo Bills' rookie tight end Jackson Hawes hasn't contributed much in the passing game this season, which was to be expected because of the crowded situation the team has in the tight end's room.
The Buffalo Bills are off to a 3-0 start and are heavy favorites to beat the New Orleans Saints Sunday at Highmark Stadium to remain undefeated. Josh Allen is again playing at an MVP level, they have a new 41-year-old hero in kicker Matt Prater and coach Sean McDermott's receiver-by-committee is producing positive results.
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In the 2024 NFL season, the Buffalo Bills led the NFL in snaps with six offensive linemen on the field, and it wasn't close. Offensive tackle Alec Anderson became the team's sixth-man in that regard, and the Bills were capable of running the ball in those power sets, or throwing for explosive plays while defenses were looking for the run.
The Buffalo Bills have shown an identity through the first two weeks of the season, relying heavily on 12 and 13 personnel. It's simple to remember, the first number represents the number of running backs in the formation, and the second represents the tight ends.
The big-bodied rookie has a chance to carve out a role early this season The Buffalo Bills use two tight ends frequently on offense. That makes sense given the investment they’ve made at the position over the last few years.
Like many other teams around the NFL, the Bills have their entire draft class on the books. Second-rounder T.J. Sanders has signed his rookie deal. Sanders’ four-year pact is worth $10.65MM, and ESPN’s Adam Schefter notes $10.07MM of that figure is guaranteed.