In a free-agent class lacking elite talent, the Bills prioritized securing their core contributors to long-term extensions.

The Buffalo Bills made several moves this offseason, and in doing so, have fortified one area that was in need of it.

Here we'll try to look at the Buffalo Bills' biggest need to address after the first week of 2025 NFL free agency.

We simulated four 2025 NFL Drafts to see what happens when the Buffalo Bills focus on four key positions in the first round.

The Buffalo Bills need to find a starting cornerback ... has a knack for big plays but does not excel at tackling. Pro Football Focus gave Samuel Jr. a 59.3 overall grade, which ranked 131st ...

The Bills have locked up another of their core young players by extending the contract of edge rusher Greg Rousseau.

Houston was intrigued by Green's combination of size and speed. The 6-foot-3, 310-pounder played seven snaps at fullback as the lead blocker for Joe Mixon in the Texans' victory against the New ...

The 5-foot-11, 200-pound Forrest slots in as the No. 4 or No. 5 safety, behind presumptive starters Taylor Rapp and Cole ...

It's not very often one sees a 300-pounder running around in coverage but watching the film on the Buffalo Bills latest ... is a point of contention. Pro Football Focus has him listed at 6'4 ...

The Buffalo Bills' entire offensive line that ... 977 offensive snaps but he posted a 53.1 overall grade from Pro Football Focus. It was the final year of Steelers quarterback Ben ...

That’s what the Bills need in their receiving corps. Palmer isn’t a burner, but he can separate down the field and make plays. According to Pro Football Focus, 38.1% of his 2024 targets came in the 10 ...