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.

Ray Davis, drafted for his explosive playmaking ability, is poised to have a significant impact on the Buffalo Bills in 2024. His college performance, including a memorable game in which he amassed 280 rushing yards and four touchdowns, showcases his ability to dominate on the field and become a workhorse running back.

The Buffalo Bills have had an impressive 2024 NFL Draft, selecting a group of rookies some of whom are already generating significant buzz before playing a snap for the Buffalo Bills. These young players have the potential to make a notable impact on both sides of the ball. Let's look at how each rookie is hoped to contribute in their first year in the NFL.

As the Buffalo Bills gear up for the 2024 season, fans are eagerly watching for players assured to make significant impacts. With a combination of seasoned veterans and promising young talent, the Bills are in a strong position to push for a successful season. Here are three potential breakout players who could help lead the team to new heights.

Excitement for a new NFL season is always palpable, especially at this time of the year when NFL fans know exactly who they’re favorite team is playing and exactly when they’re playing those games. As the 2024-2025 schedule drops, Bills Mafia is gearing up for another thrilling year. In this breakdown, we'll dive into each game and what it means for the Bills this upcoming season.

The Buffalo Bills have been yearly Super Bowl contenders in recent years, but as the 2024 season looms, they need to improve in key areas if they want to make a serious run at the Super Bowl. Let's delve into some of their biggest weaknesses and how they can be addressed.

The 2024 NFL Draft has concluded, and the Buffalo Bills have set their sights on a promising future with their new acquisitions. Let's delve into each round of their selections and dissect the potential impact these players could have on the team.

In a showdown laden with playoff implications, the Buffalo Bills etched their mark by clinching the highly sought-after AFC East title. Their victory against the Miami Dolphins painted a vivid tapestry of resilience, pivotal moments, and standout player performances that illuminated triumph and concerns, providing a compelling narrative for the Bills' playoff journey.

The NFL's regular season draws to a captivating close as the Miami Dolphins, fresh off a bruising loss, brace themselves to host the Buffalo Bills in a pivotal clash at the Hard Rock Stadium this Sunday. For both teams, this isn't just another game; it's a make-or-break battle, a chance to secure a coveted playoff spot, and a shot at claiming the AFC East crown.

The Buffalo Bills pulled off a gritty win against the New England Patriots in a Week 17 showdown, emerging victorious with a final score of 27-21. In this breakdown, we'll delve into the highs and lows of this crucial game and peek at what lies ahead for the Bills as the playoffs loom.

The Buffalo Bills are preparing to face off against their constant rivals, the New England Patriots, in a game that could have meaningful playoff implications. The Bills must win this game to ensure their postseason spot and potentially clinch their fourth consecutive AFC East title.

The gridiron is set for a showdown as the Buffalo Bills gear up to host the high-soaring Dallas Cowboys at Highmark Stadium this Sunday afternoon. This clash promises a spectacle featuring two top-end quarterbacks, Dak Prescott and Josh Allen, who are currently at the top of the league in total touchdowns this season (Allen, 35; Prescott, 30).

In a season-defining clash, the Buffalo Bills endured a heart-wrenching 37-34 overtime loss to the Eagles, dropping their record to a balanced six wins and six losses. This matchup, featuring a blend of exhilarating plays and strategic missteps, encapsulated the roller-coaster experience for the Bills this season.

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.

In a week critical for their Super Bowl aspirations, the Buffalo Bills secured a decisive victory, outclassing the New York Jets with a remarkable 32-6 score. This article delves into the key aspects of this essential win, exploring the strategic nuances and implications for the Bills as they continue their campaign.

While it is not this particular loss that I am having trouble wrapping my head around, it’s the combination of losses, which happen to be all against AFC football teams. With this being our fourth AFC loss, the Buffalo Bills are beginning to put themselves back against the wall even to have a chance to make the playoffs.

The Bills are unquestionably a “good” team with a talented roster, but they are far from being a great team right now. Nothing feels easy for this team and some of the ugly wins bear a survivor’s guilt that is equivalent to feeling like a loss. Fans are left questioning why this team is losing and why they’re struggling to put games away they seemingly have in the bag.

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.

The Buffalo Bills face some uncertainty as they reach the one-third mark of the NFL season. With a 4-2 record, the question arises: which Bills team is the real one?

Is it the squad that convincingly showed its dominance in the AFC East by thrashing the Miami Dolphins, or is it the lackluster group that struggled to get on the scoreboard until late in the game against the undermanned New York Giants, narrowly winning 14-9?

One thing is clear: the Bills must get very serious if they want to have a chance to get to Super Bowl 58.