‘Full disclosure: All of the mailbag questions came in before the Bills brought back veteran cornerback Tre’Davious White on a one-year deal Thursday, but I look at that move as an insurance policy. But I say true. Look at how it turned out last time. The Bills swung and missed on Kaiir Elam in the first round but selected Christian Benford in the sixth round – a move that has turned out oh-so nicely. Cornerback is the one spot where the Bills have not locked up a starter, and they need someone to play opposite Benford. The Bills have a lot of options with their 10 picks, and I think double-dipping at cornerback is a strong move.’
BillsBeat - April 20, 2025
BillsBeat - April 19, 2025
Ryan O'Halloran: No NFL first-round draft pick has been traded yet. Here are 3 theories why
‘The lack of marquee quarterbacks in this draft has negated early April trades and should deter teams from trying to move up Thursday night.’
Cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. has the size the Buffalo Bills need – if he passes the medical bar
‘It’s reasonable to expect Revel to play in September. However, any team drafting Revel will have to be patient and understand it’s common for players to take 18 months to regain total confidence in a repaired knee. That means he might not be everything they’d like him to be until 2026. The Bills’ signing Thursday of veteran Tre’Davious White could take pressure off a rookie corner to play right away.’
Bills depth chart has at least one gaping hole on defense: Draft possibilities to fix that
‘The more pressing need for the Bills is defensive tackle, but there’s certainly a case to be made that edge rusher could use a bump from an early-round pick. If general manager Brandon Beane spent two of his first three picks – currently No. 30 in the first round, Nos. 56 and 62 in the second round – on one of each, no one should be disappointed.’
22 stars the Bills have plucked in the late rounds of the NFL draft
”The Beane/McDermott regime has unearthed several mid- to low-round success stories, but so have previous Bills’ regimes.’
Bills Draft Day Decisions: Offensive line
‘While it never hurts to bolster one’s offensive line, the Bills are not a team that should be pursuing O-linemen on Day 1 or Day 2 of the draft. Instead, Buffalo should look to the defensive side of the ball for much of the early portion of the selection process, as important positions remain in need of bolstering with training camp a few months away.’
'Have their own creativity': Buffalo Bills CB Christian Benford releasing coloring book for kids
‘”I just wanted kids to have their own creativity,” said Benford. “I’m always big on just being you, not trying to be somebody else, and whatever you like, you staying on it. It’s not about what others like, it’s what you feel.”‘
BillsBeat - April 18, 2025
Source: Buffalo Bills agree to one-year contract to bring back cornerback Tre'Davious White
‘White, 30, split last season between the Los Angeles Rams and Baltimore Ravens, and joins a Bills’ cornerback group led by Christian Benford and nickel Taron Johnson. Earlier this offseason, the Bills also brought back cornerback Dane Jackson after he played 2024 with the Carolina Panthers.’
Buffalo Bills could take a long look at this high-effort edge rusher from Arkansas in the NFL draft
‘The 6-foot-6, 264-pounder has the elite size teams love in a defensive end. He’s a power player. He has intriguing explosiveness with a vertical jump of 40.5 inches, second best among all defensive ends in the draft. He has the kind of makeup and character – all football, all the time – that teams will love to bring into their locker room.’
In surprising move, Buffalo Bills reunite with 2017 first-round pick: What we know
‘Buffalo is in need of help at the position because 2023-24 starter Rasul Douglas is an unrestricted free agent and there has been no apparent interest from the Bills’ side in bringing him back.’
Bills offensive depth chart is already strong: Here's where the draft may help them
‘Beyond that, a running back, a tight end and an offensive lineman would be ways to create more depth and competition, and though it seems unlikely any of those potential prospects would contribute much to the 2025 team, the draft is never about just the upcoming season.’
Reunion in Buffalo: Bills sign Tre’Davious White to one-year deal
‘White, 30, returns to Buffalo after one year away from the team. The Bills released White in March of 2024. He signed with the Los Angeles Rams almost two weeks after his release, but would not spend the entire season with the Rams. Los Angeles would trade White and a 2027 seventh-round pick to the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for a 2026 seventh-round pick. Between his stops in Los Angeles and Baltimore, White would appear in 11 games (4 starts). He recorded 22 total tackles and five passes defensed.’
Buffalo Bills announce two roster moves ahead of 2025 NFL Draft
‘Buffalo waived tight end Armani Rogers with a non-football injury and released defensive tackle Branson Deen.’
Bills bring back CB Tre White on one-year deal — what role will he play this time around?
‘Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, White’s deal with the Bills is for one year and worth up to $6.8 million. The 30-year-old cornerback is coming off a season in which he appeared in 11 games, starting four, among two stops — in Los Angeles with the Rams and Baltimore with the Ravens.’
Tre'Davious White returns to the Bills on 1-year deal
‘Cornerback Tre’Davious White agreed to a one-year, $6.8 million contract with the Bills Thursday. Buffalo released the 2017 first-round pick last offseason as part of a roster purge after White suffered a torn Achilles tendon of Week 4 in 2023.’