Buffalo never saw either player at their peak, but two former Bills still landed on Pro Football Focus’ All-25-Year Team.. The 2000s have officially spanned a quarter century, and Pro Football ...

The Buffalo Bills concluded their offseason program last week with mandatory minicamp, which marked the return of James Cook. The two-time Pro Bowl running back had sat out the voluntary portion ...

The Buffalo Bills have made it a priority to stockpile defensive talent. Not only did they use six of their nine selections in the 2025 NFL draft on defense, but they also signed veteran Joey Bosa ...

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — The Buffalo Bills have signed their first-round draft pick, cornerback Maxwell Hairston, to his rookie contract. Buffalo addressed a key need in its secondary when i… ...

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — The Buffalo Bills have signed their first-round draft pick, cornerback Maxwell Hairston, to his rookie contract. Buffalo addressed a key need in its secondary when it ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — As Buffalo Bills fans eagerly await the start of a new NFL season, much of the buzz surrounds the team’s promising rookie class. But while the focus is often on what th… ...

The Buffalo Bills made a roster move ahead of their mandatory minicamp next week. On Friday, the team announced that they had signed defensive tackle Marcus Harris. Harris, 24, was selected in the ...

The offseason departures of punter Sam Martin, 35, and defensive end Von Miller, 36, have pushed Buffalo Bills defensive tackle DaQuan Jones to the top of charts. Jones, 33, is the oldest player ...

Tre'Davious White really likes what he sees from new Buffalo Bills wideout Elijah Moore.

Not surprisingly, Buffalo’s pass defense rankings took a notable dip as the Bills finished 24th in passing yards allowed per game (226.1), down from seventh in 2023 (198.7).

Not surprisingly, Buffalo’s pass defense rankings took a notable dip as the Bills finished 24th in passing yards allowed per game (226.1), down from seventh in 2023 (198.7).

BUFFALO, NY. (WKBW) — Back in March, Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott and general manager Brandon Beane made it clear that wide receiver Keon Coleman needed to take the next step.