‘”The ability to change arm slot, to change ball positioning, some guys are faster, some guys are slower, some guys are bigger, some guys are smaller, and we’re asking them to run the same routes,” Allen said. “If you’ve got a 6-foot-4 guy running the same route as a 5-foot-10 guy, the ball is going to be a little bit different. So it’s all reactionary stuff, and I think it’s a good thing.”‘
BillsBeat - August 20, 2025
Should the Buffalo Bills bring back WR Gabe Davis?
‘Davis, 26, spent the first four years of his career with the Bills before signing as a free agent with the Jacksonville Jaguars last season. While with the Bills, Davis was a team captain and had 163 catches for 2730 yards and 27 touchdowns during his four seasons in Buffalo.’
Bishop, Bills safety position under microscope heading into preseason finale
‘”I think we’re looking for that that other safety to play alongside of (Rapp),” said Bills head coach Sean McDermott. “There’s been really good moments for all those guys back there, young and some of the more veteran guys that are back there that have played for us, but I think we’re still looking to find, who is it gonna be?… We know who (Rapp) is. We know what he brings to the table. It’s what other piece can go along with (Rapp).”‘
Bills still looking for starting safety opposite Rapp
‘Bishop struggled in Sunday’s preseason game against the Bears. He’s currently listed as a starter on the Bills’ unofficial depth chart, but the coaching staff seems to be reevaluating the position after the 38-0 loss.’
Top 3 things to know from Buffalo Bills Practice | Aug. 19
‘Those fighting for the job – Damar Hamlin, Cole Bishop, Darrick Forrest and Tre Herndon. Rookie defensive back Jordan Hancock has spent time at multiple secondary positions this training camp, including safety.’
Bills RB Darrynton Evans placed on IR, sign RB Jarveon Howard and WR Grant DuBose
‘Running back Darrynton Evans was placed on injured reserve. Cornerback Te’Cory Couch and wide receiver Kaden Prather were waived/injured.’
BillsBeat - August 19, 2025
Alan Pergament: Josh Allen's Cowboys coming to Highmark; WGRZ Ch. 2 reporter leaving
‘Somewhat surprisingly, Baldwin explained that the university had 43 students from New York enrolled there in the last academic year. “With the success of our most famous alum, Josh Allen, who has become a household name across the country, we have been emphasizing his story in our advertising,” Baldwin wrote in an email.’
Latest Bills depth chart projection after Week 2 of preseason: Is backup QB decided?
‘Neither is a great option, but what team has a truly great option at backup QB. Mike White had a tough night in Chicago, though he didn’t have the benefit — as Trubisky did the week before — in playing with the starters. Still, Trubisky is probably the best choice.’
Bills wide receiver posts one of NFL’s worst PFF grades in Week 2 of preseason
‘Moore posted a 38.4 overall grade from Pro Football Focus in the Bills’ 38–0 loss to the Chicago Bears, the fifth-worst among all NFL receivers in Week 2 of the preseason.’
Jim Kelly shares emotional update: Newborn grandson out of hospital
‘The infant, Beau Hunter Bean, was hospitalized for more than a month after his birth for an undisclosed serious complication.’
PFF grades: Rookie TE and free agent pass-rusher shine in Bills’ preseason shutout loss
‘DE Michael Hoecht: 76.1.’
Lifeless Bills routed by Bears, takeaways from preseason Week 2
‘Buffalo came out with very little energy or effort, and while it was largely backups playing in the contest, there were plenty of players on the field who will not only be on the 53-man roster but will have roles to play.’
Tale of the tape: Battle for Bills' final wide receiver spot seems to be wide open
‘Heading into training camp, it appeared the Buffalo Bills had a firm grasp on their top five receivers — Keon Coleman, Elijah Moore, Joshua Palmer, Curtis Samuel and Khalil Shakir. Any other receiver would have to impress enough for the Bills to keep six.’
Bills' Sean McDermott: Blowout loss 'certainly not up to our standard'
‘McDermott did not mention any specific players and acknowledged that Josh Allen and most of the team’s starters rested because the Bills wanted to prioritize keeping them healthy, adding that he felt they were moving in the right direction with the first unit during coming off last week’s joint practices with the Bears.’
Sean McDermott critical of Bills after 38-0 preseason loss: 'There's a lot that needs to get cleaned up'
‘It marked Buffalo’s first shutout in any game — preseason, regular season or postseason — since Aug. 26, 2022, when the Bills fell 21-0 to the Carolina Panthers in their preseason finale.’