What a tease. After weeks of rumors swirling leading up to the NFL trade deadline, the Buffalo Bills stood pat without any moves to help bolster an injury-plagu

After making trades for running back Nyheim Hines in 2022, cornerback Rasul Douglas in 2023 and wide receiver Amari Cooper in 2024, the Bills elected to hold what they have rather than give up any assets for a player to help in 2025.

Reports say the Bills inquired about Jakobi Meyers as receiver help, but the Jaguars swooped in to land the Raiders wideout.

With the trade deadline less than an hour away, the Buffalo Bills are in hot pursuit of two players that would help bolster positions of need. The Athletic’s Ti

The Bills are no longer a nickel-only defense and their diversification has been noticeable in the last two games.

Mahomes struggled as the Bills played DB-heavy personnel, and it's probably too soon to reignite the J.J. McCarthy hype.

Sean McDermott delivered a heartbreaking injury update regarding one of the Bills' most impressive rookie defensive players.

Brittany Mahomes' post in which she lashed out at Buffalo Bills fans has resurfaced online ahead of Suncay's Chiefs game.

Without Johnson, the Bills had seven defensive backs play at least 26 snaps: Christian Benford (60), Cole Bishop (60), Cam Lewis (60), Jordan Poyer (34), Maxwell Hairston (30), Tre'Davous White (30), Ja'Marcus Ingram (26) and Jordan Hancock (26).

The five highest-graded Buffalo Bills players on offense from their Week 9 win over the Kansas City Chiefs, 28-21 at Highmark Stadium.