‘“If there are any ‘a ha’ moments where we think we may have missed something and we need to make tweaks, then we go back to the drawing board. And I’m OK with that,” said Town Board Member Joe Liberti, who has spearheaded much of the town’s new zoning efforts.’
BillsBeat - March 1, 2025
Erik Brady: Jim Kelly threw for almost 600 yards in one game 40 years ago – and hardly anyone saw it
‘No one saw the game on live TV, even in Houston and LA, though it had originally been scheduled as the USFL’s nationally televised game of the week. That changed when ABC brass decided to show the debut of Doug Flutie instead; also a future Bills QB who was fresh off his Heisman Trophy at Boston College.’
Buffalo Bills 2025 NFL Combine prospect meeting tracker: Latest news, reports and notes
‘Heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, Buffalo holds 10 picks. Time will tell who they select, but here’s a look at some potential candidates that they have met with at the combine.’
Bills GM Says Josh Allen Still Has 'Chip' on His Shoulder Despite Winning MVP
‘”He had a non-traditional journey,” Beane said on The Pat McAfee Show. “Junior college, emailing all these coaches to get a scholarship, gets one offer at Wyoming. We know all the people that were questioning ‘could he play quarterback at the NFL?’ He gets drafted where he was drafted. He was criticized, we were criticized for doing it. He never wavered, he took the criticism. He’s always had that chip. Doing our research, this young man, he had a chip long before people were giving him reasons to have a chip. He’s got a chip now, as excited as he was and honored to win the MVP. He knows and we know the ultimate goal is to win a championship. That didn’t remove any chip winning the MVP.”‘
Metcalf? Holland? NFL Combine takeaways & potential targets for the Buffalo Bills
‘Bills general manager Brandon Beane’s first order of business is creating cap space so his team can be aggressive. This will likely start with restructured deals for quarterbackJosh Allen, left tackle Dion Dawkins, and defensive tackle Ed Oliver. Those moves, along with some other minor adjustments will give the Bills nearly $30 million in cap space. Of course, other moves can be made to give the Bills additional space if the Bills want to make major changes.’
'No matter where you are you'll find good players': Emory Hunt breaks down potential Buffalo Bills prospects
‘”Versatility is key for Buffalo, someone who can play up and down the front,” Hunt said. “So you think of someone like Shemar Stewart. 6’4”, 280 pounds, and might run a 4.4 (40-yard dash). So you think about someone that big moving that fast, that’s scary.”‘
Orchard Park hosts open house to hear public input on development near new Buffalo Bills stadium
‘Orchard Park Town Supervisor Eugene Majchrzak emphasized that the area’s comprehensive development plan aims to address the community’s main concerns, focusing not only on the stadium campus but also on nearby properties such as those near Southwest Boulevard.’
BillsBeat - February 28, 2025
Analysis: The Bills have been unusually blunt in assessing Keon Coleman's rookie season
‘“I thought he got off to a start that he built momentum through, and then he got injured, and then from there on, it was rather rocky, I would say,” McDermott said Monday. “We’re looking for him to learn from those moments of adversity, and come back and have a really, really, really strong offseason and get himself going into the start of season two here.”’
Ryan O'Halloran: The Bills should prioritize drafting this player – even if it means trading up
‘Should Michigan defensive tackle Kenneth Grant remain available as the Buffalo Bills’ first-round pick approaches on April 24, general manager Brandon Beane should be asking himself one question: How much is he willing to trade to move up?’
Baskin critical of Bills' stance over control of community funding
‘“This is what billion-dollar corporations do to even their most loyal consumers,” said Baskin, who has expressed past concerns about the direction of the CBA. But this is her strongest statement yet.’
Bills’ travel marks bring down mixed NFLPA report card
‘“Last year the players were frustrated that they are made to sit in the smaller seats during travel while the coaches and auxiliary staff sit in first class,” the team overview on the NFLPA website reads. “The players’ dissatisfaction with this issue has grown, with 65% of players saying they have insufficient space or discomfort when traveling to away games, up from 55% last year.”’
NFL combine features versatile pass rushers for Bills to choose from in early or late rounds
‘Greg Rousseau had three sacks and a forced fumble in a season-opening win against the Arizona Cardinals. After flickering for three seasons, it was the type of performance that would indicate the light was about to stay on.’
Bills' Sean McDermott explains why the 'Tush Push' scares him, addresses controversial calls in loss to Chiefs
‘”I’m no medical expert, but that is my number one concern. I’ve been asked, ‘Hey, well you kind of do the same thing.’ I don’t see ours as a full-fledged ‘Tush Push.’ I think that’s also a chapter of the conversation that needs to get some weight and some time in terms of what’s defined as a ‘Tush Push.’ So I think we need to end up in the right spot as soon as possible, wherever that takes us.”‘
NFL Network Host Unleashes on Bills’ Sean McDermott for His Concerns About Tush Push Play
‘“It’s hypocritical for Sean McDermott to want this play to be banned when he uses it so much,” Wolfe said during an appearance on The Rich Eisen Show. “But you know what? Why don’t you come up with a play that can’t be stopped either? Why don’t you defy physics? The Eagles did it, so you can, too.”’
Opinion: 2025 State of the Bills: Defensive tackle
‘The general feeling is they’d like to get bigger and stronger on the interior of their defensive line, as well as be able to disrupt the quarterback better.’