The latest episode of HBO's hit docu-series "Hard Knocks" featuring the Buffalo Bills has come and gone, and let's be honest, it was more than a little emotional.
The Buffalo Bills have their initial 53-man roster set for the 2025 season. There weren’t too many surprise moves, although there were some disappointing players named among the team’s releases.
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The Buffalo Bills are working diligently to cut their roster from 90 to 53 ahead of the 4 p.m. ET deadline on Aug. 26. If you want to stay up to date on all the moves, bookmark our tracker for easy reference.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the Bills are releasing veteran WR KJ Hamler on Tuesday ahead of the upcoming deadline to trim rosters down to 53 players.
The first episode of HBO's Hard Knocks has come and gone. While fans were speculating if there would be any drama surrounding the team, they lucked out with the first episode, as it was all smooth sailing.
Tuesday night was the debut of the HBO series Hard Knocks, and this year they’re chronicling the Buffalo Bills training camp. The Bills are one of a handful of teams that travel for training camp, electing to hold theirs at St.
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In the wave of roster cuts, the Buffalo Bills have cut wide receiver KJ Hamler. This move is, in fact, a sharp turn for Hamler, who was thought to make an impression this year with the Bills.
Bills WR KJ Hamler signed with Buffalo this offseason after dealing with injuries over his first four seasons in the NFL. Hamler eyes a return to form this season where he can contribute to the offense consistently. “I want to be a playmaker,” Hamler said, via Ryan O’Halloran of the Buffalo News.
KJ Hamler was one of the best receivers in the 2020 NFL Draft coming out of Penn State. He was taken in the second round by the Denver Broncos, and had
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The Buffalo Bills savvily signed a former second-round draft pick to a futures contract in January, adding a low-risk, high-reward talent to their receiving corps.
One former Denver Broncos player is having the same issues with his new team that he had in Denver. Honestly, it's sad, too. The Denver Broncos drafted wide receiver KJ Hamler in 2020.
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Although he won't save Denver (3-8), it's disappointing because Hamler flashed big-play potential throughout the season. He averaged 23.6 yards per reception in seven games, which led the Broncos.
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K.J. Hamler made an amazing 47-yard catch against the Chargers. Despite, a slight underthrow from Russell Wilson due to pressure, Hamler tracked the deep ball down hauling it in.
On the final play of the game, Wilson looked to find his favorite target Courtland Sutton in the end zone with a side-arm sling on a game-winning touchdown, but the play was broken up by former Defensive Player of the Year Stephon Gilmore.