The Bills are hunting for their own Myles Garrett at the top of the draft. With Bosa on a short-term deal and other’s futures uncertain, we broke down 6 edge rushers who could finally anchor Buffalo’s pass rush for years to come.

Josh Allen’s $330M deal is locked in, but the Bills didn’t stop there. Joey Bosa in, Von Miller out, Kaiir Elam gets traded, and Buffalo’s defense is shifting fast. Is this enough to keep them in Super Bowl contention, or is there still work to do?

Buffalo Bills 2025 Plan: Fix the Trenches or Fail Again? The NFL is won in the trenches, and the Bills still don’t have an elite defensive line. Will they finally land a game-changer like Myles Garrett or Trey Hendrickson, or are we looking at another year of “rotational depth” excuses?

Khalil Shakir is staying in Buffalo, but what does that mean for the rest of the Bills’ WRs? Keon Coleman is heading into a critical year, and Curtis Samuel still has a lot to prove. Is this WR core strong enough to help Josh Allen win it all?

The Bills’ offseason just got interesting. James Cook wants a massive contract, Amari Cooper could get released, and key roster decisions loom. Should Buffalo pay Cook or look for a replacement? What’s the best move at WR? Full breakdown inside

Brandon Beane has built the Bills into a contender, but is he really good at drafting? We take a deep dive into his biggest hits and misses, from Josh Allen to Kaiir Elam. You might be surprised at what we found. Read now and decide for yourself.

The Buffalo Bills face a tough Week 2 matchup against the speedy Miami Dolphins. With Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle leading Miami’s offense, Buffalo’s defense will need to step up, especially with Taron Johnson out. Can the Bills continue their dominance, or will Miami’s explosive playmakers take over?

Well Bills fans, it’s that time of the year. Football news gets slow and we tend to latch on to whatever storylines we can. This often comes in the form of an off-season hero, who looks good in shorts and a helmet, and this year the player seems to be Chase Claypool.

Today we continue our waaaay too early roster projections. If you missed the offensive side of the ball make sure you go back and check it out. I enjoyed this exercise more on the defensive side of the ball. I think it is easy to have big concerns on the defensive side of the ball when looking at the big names lost this off-season including Poyer, Hyde (maybe) and Tre’ White. The truth is there is still some concern for me during this transition period, but working through the depth and key pieces we still have on the defensive side of the ball coupled with Babich and McDermott and I felt more comfortable. Let’s get into it!

We still have a solid 2-3 months where very little happens in the league, and if you’re getting breaking news on your team, it’s probably bad news (cough cough, Chiefs). I like to take this time to do a waaaaay too early roster projection and we’ll start that today with the offensive side of the ball.

While the Bills were struggling, there has been a lot of conversation of will they win the division? Will they even make the playoffs? I think that those were very fair questions and still are. Brady looked to be a giant positive to the offense, and the players looked like they were having fun again. A lot can happen so let’s look at who’s ahead of the Bills as of now.

Last Sunday, we saw a game against the Giants that ended up being much closer than many of us may have thought or expected. Going into the matchup against the Patriots, I think there are some similar themes. While the Giants have a lot of familiarity with the Bills based on all of their ties to the team, the Patriots are a team familiar with the Bills from playing them twice a year. While the Bills severely outmatch the Pats on paper, I could see this being a pretty close game.

Despite last week’s struggling offense and injuries piling up on defense, the Bills still made a game of it in the waning minutes. The production was simply too little too late. This week the Bills take on their former offensive coordinator, Brian Daboll, as he leads the Giants into Orchard Park on Sunday night. Here are some of my keys to the game.

The Buffalo Bills come into Week 5 riding high after taking down their division rival Dolphins 48-20. Buffalo’s offense was riding high all day, and their defense really slapped on the clamps for the remainder of the game. In Week 5 the Bills take on the Jaguars in London. Here are some of my keys to the game.

The Bills improved to 2-1 on the season after an impressive win against the Washington Commanders. Their Week 4 opponent, the Miami Dolphins, also had an impressive win in Week 3, beating the Denver Broncos 70-20. The Dolphins have made significant improvements over the last couple of years and now pose a real threat to the Bills in the AFC. This game will be a great measuring stick for the Bills not just in the AFC East but also in the AFC as a whole. Here are some of my keys to another Bills win.

The Buffalo Bills had a rough start to the season against the Jets and a tremendous bounce-back game against the Raiders. In the game against the Raiders, the Bills looked much more like the team we expected to see when the season started. Up next on the schedule are the Washington Commanders. Before the season started, I would chalk this up as an easy W, but Washington is off to a hot 2-0 start under the leadership of Sam Howell. Here are some of my keys to victory.

The Buffalo Bills kick off the 2023 season on Monday night when they had to New Jersey to take on the rival Jets. After a very long off-season, the boys are finally back. The division seems to have improved this off-season, and the rival Jets have received all kinds of media attention as Super Bowl contenders and potential division winners. We all know who the real kings in the north are. Here are some things I will watch as the Buffalo Bills take on the New York Jets.

As the preseason winds down and we ramp up for the regular season, it seems as good a time as any for a roster projection. This time of year in the NFL moves very fast and this projection will likely be null and void in about a week. As teams trim down the roster, players from other teams that Beane may think can help our roster may be available. Different moves will be made to make room for guys from outside the organization. This projection is based on the team we have today.

The Bills traded for Hines last year, and while they struggled to get him involved in the offense, he immediately impacted special teams as one of the best returners in the league. Who can forget his game against the Patriots, coming off all the emotions surrounding the Hamlin situation, taking the opening kickoff back for a touchdown in a play that will be on Bills highlight reels forever? While this will certainly be a loss for the team, especially in the special teams department, I think that Beane has set this roster up so that it does not feel like the sky is falling.

Training camp has not started yet, so a lot will change, but as of now, Elam has not been announced as the starting CB2 yet. On one hand, it is nice to have such competent depth in the cornerback room, but on the other hand, it feels concerning that Elam has not fully locked down the job. The battle for CB2 right now looks to be a three-man race between Elam, Benford, and Dane Jackson.