‘Fox was enjoying a round of golf on a brisk Wednesday morning in February when his cellphone rang. The caller, Bills general manager and president of football operations Brandon Beane, is a close friend. They’ve known each other since 2002, when Fox became head coach of the Carolina Panthers and Beane was a young, eager employee in the team’s football operations department. Beane introduced Fox to the other voice on the line, Joe Brady, whom the Bills had promoted a few weeks earlier to replace Sean McDermott as head coach.’
Archives for June 2, 2026
Toyota becomes eighth founding partner at Bills new stadium
‘As a founding partner, Toyota will be able to have prominent branding and automotive displays throughout the stadium. The company will also provide exclusive fan experiences.’
Bills defense shift may impact role of Buffalo’s new nickel corner
‘Alford’s usage will vary. In Leonhard’s odd-man front that features three down linemen, two inside linebackers and two standup edge rusher/outside linebackers, there’s no room for a slot corner until the Bills go into a sub package. In Atlanta’s defense the previous four years, the most Alford played was 69% of the snaps in 2024 and last year it was 57%, and it wasn’t always from the slot, so that would seem to line up with what Leonhard has planned in Buffalo.’
Bills sign big-play WR with 4.36 speed and release son of former Buffalo safety
‘Buffalo signed wide receiver Mac Dalena on Monday and released cornerback Daryl Porter Jr. in a corresponding move. Dalena, 24, brings a combination of speed, big-play ability and special teams experience.’
Bills missed real chance to trade for Myles Garrett
‘The Bills couldn’t have afforded Garrett within salary cap rules now, so this is more wondering what could’ve been.’
Bills sign wide receiver Mac Dalena
‘In over five seasons at Fresno State, Dalena collected 126 catches for 1,761 yards and 13 touchdowns.’
Why June 1 is a milestone day for new Highmark Stadium
‘Officially, when all the documents are signed and recorded by mid-summer, the stadium and the Abbott Road land where the $2.2 billon new home of the Buffalo Bills was built will be owned by the Erie County Stadium Corp., which is an affiliate of Empire State Development Corp.’
Buffalo Bills receive keys to new Highmark Stadium as a temporary certificate of occupancy is issued
‘Members of the football staff and operations team can now begin familiarizing themselves with the building, and concessions crews can also begin setting up food and beverage areas inside the building.’
Igbinosun’s competitive edge stands out at Bills OTAs
‘“The size, the length that he has is a little bit different than what we had in the room,” Leonhard said. “We felt like he was the right person to get in the room with that pick, and we’re excited it went that way.”’
Bills receive temporary certificate of occupancy for new stadium
‘With this certificate, the team can officially move football staff and operations teams into the building to familiarize themselves with the building.’
Buffalo Bills sign wide receiver Mac Dalena, release cornerback Daryl Porter Jr.
‘Dalena, who spent most of the offseason with the New York Jets, was picked up as an undrafted free agent by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2025. He was also on the Seattle Seahawks for a short time.’
Crew wrapping up exterior projects for new Highmark Stadium complex in Orchard Park
‘Crews are still working on various decorative light pole installations and even using silicone to seal up joints in the concrete walkway in some still enclosed areas. A Buffalo sculpture and player tributes will also be included in the front plaza.’
James Cook added to list of Bills players coming to ESL Ballpark for charity softball game
‘The softball game, which will be a matchup of Bills defense vs. Bills offense, will benefit the Rousseau Family Foundation. The foundation provides resources, mentorship, and meaningful support to help young people overcome barriers and achieve their goals.’
Bills sign WR Mac Dalena and release CB Daryl Porter Jr.
‘Dalena spent most of the offseason with the Jets. He was picked up as an undrafted free agent by the Chiefs in 2025 and also had a brief stint with the Seahawks.’