Buffalo Bills linebacker Joe Andreessen is happy that Joe Brady has been promoted to head coach for the 2026 season and beyond. On3 recently spoke to Andreesseen, who shared his thoughts on Brady replacing Sean McDermott as the Bills’ head coach.
The Buffalo Bills' 53-man roster was announced on Tuesday, along with the rosters of all the other NFL teams. While some may be content with what there is, others may think of what could have been.
The Buffalo Bills will fill out their 53-man roster over the next two days, and there are bound to be a surprise, or two. Last year, "Buffalo" Joe Andreessen went from tryout player to active regular season roster in a matter of three months.
It's been 12 full months since linebacker Joe Andreessen made his Buffalo Bills' preseason debut, and the circumstances have changed dramatically. From
It's no longer just a feel-good story about a local underdog. Buffalo Bills' second-year linebacker Joe Andreessen has been on a remarkable ride the past 14 months.
Some franchises' best efforts have not led to victory parades or even Super Bowl berths. Because of untimely injuries, unfortunate circumstances, or myriad other reasons, many teams' plans throughout NFL history have not produced the desired result.
Is Baylon Spector’s time in a Bills’ uniform limited? Joe Andreessen continues to impress in his second training camp with the Buffalo Bills, earning consistent reps with the second-team defense.
The Buffalo Bills are entering the 2025 season with one goal in mind: winning the Super Bowl. Their upcoming training camp will be used by most of their key players to get into regular-season shape, as they hope to hit the ground running come Week 1.
Thirteen months ago, Joe Andreessen was fighting an uphill battle as a tryout player at Buffalo Bills' rookie camp. After defying the odds by earning a 53-man roster spot as an undrafted rookie, Andreessen looks like he belongs as he embarks on Year 2.
Plus, LB Joe Andreessen wants to be known for more than just making Buffalo’s roster. Each year, there are players who take a big step forward for their respective NFL teams, and the Buffalo Bills have no shortage of potential breakout candidates.
A big day for "Buffalo Joe" is starting to become a big week. After being named captain and leading the team in tackles during Sunday's big win over the New York Jets, Lancaster native Joe Andreessen will have even more opportunities this Sunday when the Bills visit the New England Patriots.
The Buffalo Bills will officially be the No. 2 seed in the AFC playoffs after dominating the New York Jets in Week 17. With the Bills' playoff position officially locked in, the team will likely rest a lot of their starters to keep them fresh for the playoffs.
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.
It was already a great day for the Western New York native before the coin toss even took place. Buffalo Bills' rookie linebacker Joe Andreessen served as a gameday captain representing his hometown team for the opening toss in Week 17 against the New York Jets.
"Buffalo Joe" Andreessen was fined, and then he wasn't. Nobody is likely more happy about that than Ryan Fitzpatrick. Two weeks ago against the Seattle
He started games for nine different NFL teams over his career, but retired quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick still bleeds Buffalo Bills' blue and red. Showing
It’s never ideal to hear that an NFL player was fined for a questionable offense, but the story hits a bit closer to home with regard to Buffalo Bills linebacker Joe Andreessen.
While preparing to face the Jacksonville Jaguars on ‘Monday Night Football’, the Buffalo Bills took a moment after a walkthrough on Saturday to have a little fun.
Joe Andreessen’s journey to the Buffalo Bills’ 53-man roster was clichéd to the point that it’d make for an entirely predictable movie, but what makes it so endearing is the fact that it actually happened.
Joe Andreessen is now an NFL player. Not only that, he is with his hometown team. In a rarity for western New York, Andreessen made Buffalo’s initial 53-man roster out of training camp.
Buffalo Joe is one of us. He lives at home. He's tailgated on Abbott Road. His favorite Buffalo Bills' player is the uber-popular Matt Milano. Undrafted rookie linebacker Joe Andreessen is now officially teammates with the guy who jersey he used to wear.
Joe Andreessen started off as a tryout player, became a local legend, and is now earning national praise for his work during the NFL’s 2024 preseason. Sporting News named their “All-Preseason team” for this summer’s exhibition season.
Buffalo Bills linebacker Joe Andreessen is making his final push to try and stick around with the team as they enter their final preseason battle against the Carolina Panthers.
Get to know Buffalo’s new preseason darling, with analysis of his play versus the Steelers It’s not a secret anymore, Buffalo Bills linebacker Joe Andreessen has emerged as the 2024 training camp darling.
Buffalo Bills linebacker Joe Andreessen took in the “Return of Blue and Red” training camp practice at Highmark Stadium. It meant more to him than anybody else.
Andreessen spent a noteworthy season playing linebacker as a graduate student with the University at Buffalo The 2024 edition of Buffalo Bills rookie minicamp is in the books, and with it came the addition of another player to the team’s offseason roster.