‘“Feels good, pretty much feels close to normal,” Johnson said Tuesday, gesturing to his left shoulder. “So, that’s all I can really ask for, being healthy before training camp, so I can fully train and get ready for the season.”’
BillsBeat - June 4, 2025
Joe Andreessen's next challenge? Be known for more than just his hometown – stay with the Bills and thrive
‘“It’s been a long journey,” Andreessen said. “I’m blessed for what the past year has given me. I’m grateful for what the community has done for me and what I mean to them. I think it’s hard to know unless you’re from this area how tight-knit Buffalo is. What they’ve done for me, the support they’ve shown me, truly exemplifies Buffalo.”’
Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady reflects on AFC championship game failure
‘“I say I’m not a results guy, but you know, when your season ends, the result is the result, right? When you’re the offensive coordinator, your job is to outscore, score one more point than the opposing team, and we didn’t get that done,” he said. “So that’s what, obviously, makes it hard. That’s what is tough.”’
Dane Jackson is back and proud to wear the number of a beloved former Bill
‘This spring, it’s a different story as Hyde has indeed called it quits and his jersey number was in play, and that’s how it wound up on the back of cornerback Dane Jackson, Hyde’s former teammate who left as a free agent in 2024 to sign with the Panthers, but is now back with the Bills in 2025.’
Allen, Cook absent, Palmer, Johnson banged up at Bills OTAs
‘Cook has one year remaining on his current contract but has been actively seeking a new deal since the Bills’ defeat in the AFC Championship game this past season. Thus far, each session Cook has missed this offseason has been voluntary, but that would change next week if he were to be absent from the team’s mandatory minicamp in Orchard Park. If Cook were to remain away from the team facility during the three-day minicamp, he could be fined a total of $93,085 — $15,515 for the first missed day, $31,030 for the second missed day and $46,540 for the third missed day.’
Joe Brady isn't worried about any result other than the Bills winning their final game
‘Going by the results, Joe Brady and his offense had a superb season.’
Babich feels last season made him a better coach for 2025
‘”First off, it was trusting my gut, trusting the preparation that went into it,” Babich said while addressing the media on Tuesday. “Our assistants prepare as well as anybody, and us putting together a good plan and then being able to adjust is something that you have to be able to do. I thought overall, we did a pretty good job of that. And the last thing is for anybody going through it the first time, everything’s the first time. So now you’ve been in those situations and now you’re a little more scarred, you’re a little bit more weathered based on the situations and how fast those things come up.”‘
With no Josh Allen, Bills backup quarterbacks get plenty of work
‘But Allen’s absence gave more opportunity for his three backups to get more than their usual share of reps in 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills during the lone media-open session of OTAs this week.’
Buffalo Bills cornerback Tre'Davious White following in footsteps of Kyle Williams and Lorenzo Alexander
‘During voluntary workouts, White shared his role and approach to helping mentor 2025 first-round pick Maxwell Hairston. What makes this situation even more interesting is that the two players are the front-runners for the starting cornerback job opposite Christian Benford. But White isn’t letting that get in the way.’
Babich reflects on growth from first year as Bills defensive coordinator
‘”The biggest thing is the consistency. I think the biggest thing is the consistency we talked a lot about that last year,” Babich said. “I think the overall consistency in our approach, in our execution, making sure that no matter who we’re playing, certain things stay the same. I need to make sure I do that first and foremost as the leader of the defense. That would be my biggest thing is the consistency and our overall approach to the game.”‘
Buffalo shows its love for Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld
‘West Herr and Delaware North each unveiled billboards congratulating the newlyweds.’
OTA Notebook | Bills DC Bobby Babich shares how new defensive linemen will help pass rush + OC Joe Brady and STC Chris Tabor weigh in on OTAs
‘”When you talk about the players that are returning, it’s just identifying from last year the areas that we need to improve to be more consistent and making sure that we own those, we know those, and we work on those,” Babich shared. “That’s the training part of where we’re at right now and also going into training camp. And then you talk about adding pieces, adding pieces that can flat-out rush.”‘
BillsBeat - June 3, 2025
A.J. Epenesa is determined to be the impactful pass rusher the Bills need in 2025
‘He is a low-maintenance, tireless worker. Those intangibles, paired with athleticism and a 6-foot-6, 260-pound frame, made him the Bills’ selection in the second round of the 2020 draft. He didn’t become a full-time starter until last season, though, and coach Sean McDermott’s defense needs more from Epenesa in Year 6.’
Bills rookie Dorian Strong's knack for finding an extra gear puts him in the mix for a roster spot
‘“I had to learn my body,” Strong said. “I wasn’t so in-tune with the little details of eating. How you have to eat, how you have to do this. … So just as I got older, more mature, I started to realize what it takes to actually gain weight.”’
Josh Allen ties the knot with Hailee Steinfeld after another strong NFL season
‘It was a quick engagement for the couple – Allen proposed to Steinfeld back in November.’