‘”The Bills will be making a procedural/paper transaction move releasing Jordan Poyer from the practice squad. He’ll be re-signed back to the PS tomorrow. The reason is because they’ll be signing Gabe Davis to the practice squad and have to release a PS veteran to do so. Davis will then be placed on PS/injured, which will free the spot back up for Poyer to re-sign. So if/when you see the reports of Poyer being released (because it will appear on the waiver wire) just know it’s procedural for literally a few minutes. Then you’ll see him added back via a waiver wire transaction tomorrow.”‘
BillsBeat - September 4, 2025
Christian Benford returns to practice, Tre'Davious White still out
‘White injured his leg back on Aug. 23, and has not practiced since.’
Bills, private lot owners ready to welcome fans back during final season of stadium construction
‘”The biggest change I think fans are going to see is less parking. Unfortunately, because of the new stadium construction project, we’ve lost the North end of our parking lot, which was previously referred to as Lot 4, just North of the new stadium construction. That is about 1,000-plus spaces that we’re trying to offset for this season,” said Andy Mayor, vice president of operations and guest experience with the Bills.’
Injury updates & key storylines ahead of the Week 1 matchup between Buffalo Bills & Baltimore Ravens
‘“I’ll be the first to admit it, it doesn’t matter who we are playing, that first game, there’s just something special about it,” Josh Allen said on Wednesday. “It’s the emotion inside the entire stadium, and obviously, it’s the last home opener here in this stadium, and I think fans are going to feel that and give us the juice we need to try and perform the best we can.”’
Injuries could paint Bills into corner for opening game vs. Ravens
‘A defensive backfield already missing first-round draft pick Maxwell Hairston faces further uncertainty as both starting cornerbacks Christian Benford and Tre’Davious White are dealing with groin injuries.’
Here’s what’s cooking at Highmark Stadium this season
‘Savory options include the “Pork Knox,” a pulled pork sandwich with pineapple, crispy onions, and jalapenos, hot dogs, grinder sliders, and more.’
Today in Bills stadium history: Sept. 3
‘2000: Bills: 16, Titans: 13.’
Bills corners Ingram, Strong ready to step up if number is called against Ravens in season opener
‘Should Ingram or Strong get called into action, they’re tasked not just with stepping in, but doing so against two-time MVP Lamar Jackson. However, the same confidence the Bills coaches are expressing in the duo, they feel as well.’
McDermott talks about his 'Hard Knocks' experience
‘”I thought they were very professional in their approach,” McDermott said. “I’d be lying if I said I watched the episodes. I do get texts from people saying, ‘Hey, I saw this, I saw that,’ so you know, but it was … I guess the experience overall was professional in nature, and their approach, and met some good people, I would say, through process here.”‘
Bills unveil bold new menu items for the 2025 season at Highmark Stadium
‘For the Week 1 Sunday Night Football game against the Baltimore Ravens, the Buffalo side will feature smoked kielbasa, sauerkraut, sweet and sour red cabbage, crispy bacon, caramelized onions, Weber’s mustard, and horseradish sauce. The Baltimore side includes a smoked salmon BLT mix with crumbled bacon and salmon, diced tomatoes, spring mix, and lemon dill aioli or avocado cream.’
Bills' season-opener uniform combination is revealed
‘The team on Wednesday announced that it will wear blue jerseys and blue pants, along with the traditional white helmet, when it opens the season Sunday night against the Baltimore Ravens. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:20 p.m., and you can watch it on NBC and Channel 2.’
Tribute 2 Highmark Stadium: 5 greatest Bills games
‘The Bills opened the 1974 NFL season with a dramatic 21-20 victory on Sept. 16, 1974, over John Madden and the Oakland Raiders on “Monday Night Football.” The game was the first following O.J. Simpson’s record-setting, 2,003-yard rushing season. Joe Ferguson connected with Ahmad Rashad on two touchdown passes in the final two minutes, including the game-winner with 26 seconds left. Of note: this game marked the debut of the Bills’ “charging buffalo” logo, which replaced the “standing buffalo.”‘
Bills rookie TJ Sanders preparing for prime-time debut against Ravens
‘With a big smile, Sanders said, all the sacrifices in my his up till now are for opportunities like Sunday: a prime-time game against Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry and the Ravens.”’
'It will be a big challenge' | Sean McDermott, Josh Allen and Bills players on facing the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1
‘”They do a really good job as far as building the roster,” McDermott said. “They’re well-coached and it will be a big challenge for us.”‘
BillsBeat - September 3, 2025
Bills-Ravens: What does recent history tells about this Week 1 blockbuster? Let's take a look
‘The Ravens trust their third tight end, Charlie Kolar, to fill in, but he is not the same athlete or receiver. In the AFC divisional round, Baltimore completed 19 passes for 153 yards when using two tight ends with one back. The Ravens also gained 76 yards on eight carries, but Lamar Jackson threw an interception in the second quarter. Their longest completion in so-called 12 personnel (one back, two tight ends) went to Likely, who gained 39 yards on the first drive of the game. He finished with four catches for a team-high 73 yards and a fourth-quarter touchdown that cut Buffalo’s lead to 27-25.’