‘First, the Bills traded their second-round draft pick, 60th overall, to the Chicago Bears to acquire Moore. Which positions have enough depth where Beane can wait until the third or fourth round? Trading down is an option. Second, there are still a few significant holes on Buffalo’s defensive depth chart. Some fans are clamoring for another receiver, but would picking someone like Texas A&M’s KC Concepcion be a luxury when there are a few glaring needs on the roster? Lastly, value. Beane isn’t going to reach, especially not on a non-premium position, and he’ll keep his options open until it’s clear who will be available when the Bills are on the clock.’
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Massive bison at Bills’ new stadium will light up, billow smoke and feature charge
‘The bison will be of varying sizes but all will be massive, starting with a 9-foot-tall calf set in between a 19-foot-high cow and a bull that will be 24 feet tall and weigh 23,000 pounds, the Bills said on Tuesday.’
Bills add NFL’s most annoying player to team with trash-talking Josh Allen
‘Gardner-Johnson’s reputation as one of the NFL’s top agitators isn’t just based on perception. He’s baited opponents for years.’
What players and scenarios make sense when the Bills are on the clock with the 26th pick?
‘Thieneman would bring versatility to the backend of Buffalo’s defense. His instincts, range, intelligence and athleticism would make him a cornerstone of Jim Leonhard’s defense in no time. On paper, a pairing of Thieneman and Cole Bishop would be among the best young safety duos in the NFL.’
The Bills have been following league trends this offseason when it comes to positional value
‘The Bills have largely been quiet in free agency on the whole, but they have made some noise in acquiring key positions of need. There are some positions that haven’t been addressed — namely off-ball linebacker — and it’s likely they will be filled through value, because that’s how the Bills have made their decisions thus far.’
Bills unveil renderings of massive bison statues at Highmark Stadium’s Family Circle
‘The bison statues and the Family Circle are a part of an area that will be a first welcome to the new stadium, and a spot designed to be used year-round.’
Analyst makes startling revelation on Bills’ 2026 roster
‘”Buffalo received criticism for the amount of guaranteed money it committed to Moore and Chubb,” Manzano wrote. “But the Moore trade won’t be an issue if he’s making clutch plays for Allen throughout the season, which he did for Caleb Williams last season in Chicago. And the Chubb signing could look better if the Bills draft a top edge rusher to give themselves a strong rotation at the position.”‘
Bills building 63 feet worth of Buffalo bison statues outside new stadium
‘They’ll measure 27 feet, 24 feet and 12 feet tall. They’ll be a bull, a cow and a calf.’
Bills’ top free agent signing has huge question mark entering 2026
‘Last season was a dip in form, mainly because of the other weapons around him, but in Moore’s two years prior to that, he posted 966 yards, 6 TDs from 98 receptions (2024) and 1,364 yards, 8 TDs from 96 receptions (2023).’
More signs that Highmark Stadium is nearing completion
‘Buffalo Bills officials confirmed construction on the $2.2 billion stadium has passed the 93% mark, but, John Polka, Bills’ vice president of stadium development, be cautiously optimistic about the venue being football and fan-ready by mid-summer. “It’s always the last 20% that is the most difficult,” Polka said.’
Photos: New home of the Buffalo Bills 93% complete
‘Crews continue to put finishing touches on key areas throughout the facility as the organization begins planning for limited “soft opening” events later this summer. Those could include the team’s annual Blue and Red scrimmage, expected toward the end of July.’
Inside look at the new Highmark Stadium, future home of the Buffalo Bills, now 93 percent complete
‘”I’d say the reaction is a lot of what we’ve seen today…a lot of wide eyes…a lot of smiles…a lot of head nodding…and really for the first game a lot of energy in this building that is what our football team is hoping for,” John Polka, VP of stadium development, said.’
Buffalo Bills reveal renders of bison statues at Highmark Stadium’s Family Circle
‘”This portion of the project has taken several years to come together. Right from the start, we wanted to place American Bisons in front of our stadium. It’s taken a lot of hard work and coordination; we’re thrilled with the result,” said Frank Cravotta, the Bills Senior Vice President of Design, Stadium Operations.’