Orchard Park, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills have plenty of work remaining to get below the NFL’s $301.2 million salary cap limit before the start of the new league year on Monday. Bills president and general manager Brandon Beane continued that process on Friday,

Sean McDermott's regular-season record in Buffalo? An impressive 98-50 (.662) over nine seasons leading the Bills. Even his playoff record, 8-8 with six consecutive seasons winning at least one postseason contest, would be the envy of most NFL teams.

With Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs missing the playoffs, many pointed to the Buffalo Bills as the natural favorites in the AFC. If the Bills are going to fulfill those expectations, they are going to have to get comfortable winning on the road.

While Bills general manager Brandon Beane is expected to restructure Josh Allen’s contract to clear more space, he pulled the trigger on several cuts on March 6. Buffalo released wide receiver Curtis Samuel, cornerback Dane Jackson, safety Taylor Rapp, and nickel corner Taron Johnson.

Times are changing for the Buffalo Bills.When new head coach Joe Brady took the position, it was clear that he was going to mold the team in his image. From new offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael Jr.

The Buffalo Bills finalized a trade to acquire DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears, reports confirmed on Thursday.

Coleman, 22, entered the league as the No. 33 pick in the 2024 NFL draft. After two seasons at Highmark Stadium, he has only 67 receptions for 960 yards and eight touchdowns to show. The buzz around the league is that the Bills would move on from him.

The Chicago Bears opened up significant salary cap space Thursday by reportedly trading wide receiver DJ Moore to the Buffalo Bills.