‘The Buffalo Bills, on the other hand, committed just $23.25 million in average player salaries to the three players who fit the 3-4 base scheme defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard implemented this offseason: outside linebacker Bradley Chubb ($14.5 million), nickel cornerback Dee Alford ($3.5 million) and safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson ($3.5 million). For context, the Patriots committed $17 million to wide receiver Romeo Doubs, who has dropped two of his 11 targets.’
Archives for September 30, 2026
Jim Leonhard: Greg Rousseau ‘on a heater’ right now for Bills
‘“Obviously, when it looks right with Greg, it’s pretty,” Leonhard said Monday. “And I mean, the ability to win consistently with his power, with his length, and just continually pushing and affecting the pocket, like the consistency that he can do that with – it’s a lot of fun right now, and he feels it.”’
The Editorial Board: Bills CBA giving would be better with a transparent application process
‘There is value in hearing directly from communities across Western New York. But public outreach should be more than a series of meetings held from one county to the next. If the goal is truly to make the CBA more transparent, accessible and responsive to community needs, then the committee and the Bills should establish a clear, competitive and publicly accessible application process for CBA resources.’
Josh Allen was sloppy vs. Chargers – but film shows two big positive takeaways | Jim Kubiak
‘The Chargers could have and should have won this game – but in the end, a key interception by the Buffalo defense and the most audacious fourth-and-7 call in football turned the tide in the Bills’ favor.’
Bills may need rookie cornerback to step up. He already showed he’s ready
‘Igbinosun finished with six tackles and one pass breakup while helping Buffalo’s defense close out its best performance of the young season. Pro Football Focus gave him a 91.1 overall grade, the highest among Bills defenders in the game. The Bills may need him to do it again.’
NFL power rankings: Buffalo Bills ranked No. 1 across the board after 3-0 start
‘As Joe Brady told Albert Breer in his Monday morning notes, this was a perfect situation for the Bills, who weathered the most horrendous of in-game circumstances—four turnovers and a pedestrian game from Josh Allen—to grind out a victory over a winless, but still quality opponent. A season is littered with trials of different kinds, but this one was about winning ugly.’
Former Crimson Tide defensive tackle released following suspension
‘Following a three-game suspense for violating the NFL’s substance abuse policy, the Buffalo Bills have released Phil Mathis.’
Buffalo Bills host event for families battling pediatric cancer
‘“To be able to, you know, partner up with my own team, the Buffalo Bills, as they’re making a big community impact, you know, showing up for people that, you know, have experienced hardships in their lives no matter what stage of life you’re at, you know, cancer doesn’t really have no picks,” Bills safety Damar Hamlin said.’
‘Watergate’ at Highmark Stadium? Fans question Bills water & bottle policies after first home games
‘”We were told by Bills Security that it wasn’t allowed, and we went to guest services to kind of inquire about how how we can get publicly accessible water to be able to drink for my son,” PSL owner Jason Lang said. “Their first response was to buy a water and then refill the bottle, which I think is kind of ridiculous to have a stadium that mandates water access and make the only option to be through purchasing a bottle of water. A bottle of water has a listed price of $6, but after the various taxes and fees the cost surpasses $7.’
Knox Field Dedicated at WNY Compassion Connection honors Bills player Dawson Knox & late brother
‘The small turf field, now known as Knox Field, was made possible through a generous donation from Beth Hollis of West Herr, made in honor of Knox receiving the Call to Courage Award in 2025. The field also serves as a lasting tribute to Knox’s late brother, Luke Knox.’