‘The 28-year-old Savage has started 82 games in the NFL since being drafted in the first round by the Green Bay Packers in 2019. He appeared in 10 games as a reserve playing 33% of the snaps this season with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Washington Commanders.’
BillsBeat - December 6, 2025
Bills injury report: 2 starters out, 2 others questionable for Bengals game
‘Both players missed the entire week of practice due to injuries. Bills coach Sean McDermott confirmed Friday that both would miss Sunday’s game, which kicks off at 1 p.m. at Highmark Stadium.’
Bills legend Steve Tasker misses the cut for Pro Football Hall of Fame finalists
‘The finalists for the Class of 2026 were announced on Wednesday, and the Buffalo Bills special teams legend did not make the cut. Instead, the three people who advanced from the seniors category were quarterback Ken Anderson, running back Roger Craig, and defensive end L.C. Greenwood.’
Josh Allen will wear cap designed by Ruby to support Oishei Children’s Hospital
‘At the start of Sunday’s game, the cap Allen wears to Highmark Stadium, which was designed by Ruby, will be auctioned to the public, with all proceeds benefiting the Patricia Allen Fund. Each cap is signed by Allen and authenticated by the team.’
Bills: Bernard & Bosa out, McDermott addresses Ingram release
‘Meanwhile, Spencer Brown and Dalton Kincaid are on limited, but are considered “questionable” for the game. Dion Dawkins was cleared of his concussion protocol, and AJ Epenesa was also moved to “full.”’
Buffalo Bills injury report vs. Bengals | Week 14
‘Wide receiver Joshua Palmer (knee/ankle) is listed as doubtful for Sunday’s matchup. Palmer did not practice on Wednesday or Thursday and will not practice on Friday. Defensive end A.J. Epenesa (foot) did not practice on Thursday but was a full participant during Wednesday’s practice. He is expected to be ready to play Sunday.’
BillsBeat - December 5, 2025
Inside the Bills: How the league's No. 1 rushing attack was built
‘“I give credit where credit’s due,” Bills head coach Sean McDermott said. “Joe calling the plays at the right time, (offensive line coach Aaron) Kromer putting the run plan together, and then the players executing. Being on the same page, that’s critical.”’
Dion Dawkins is Buffalo Bills' nominee for Walter Payton Man of the Year
‘Dawkins is the Buffalo Bills’ nominee for the Walter Payton Man of the Year, the highest honor the league can bestow. Dawkins is a four-time nominee.’
Bills notes: Darius Slay's decision made worse by Ja'Marcus Ingram's departure
‘”Slay is honored that a first-class organization like the Bills claimed him, but he is going to take some time away from football right now and decide in the next few days if he wants to keep playing,” Drew Rosenhaus, Slay’s agent, told ESPN, according to Adam Schefter.’
Erik Brady: From Western New York to the Upper Midwest, Phil Hansen is still a hero
‘He officiates high school games on Fridays, calls college games on Saturdays − and on Sundays, he said, “I root for the Bills.”‘
Bills defense may count on Benford to keep Chase in check
‘Sunday, one can safely assume they will do this again and line up Benford across from Cincinnati superstar Ja’Marr Chase all afternoon in the hope that he can at least minimize the damage the game’s best receiver can do, especially now that Chase has his gunslinging partner back in the mix, quarterback Joe Burrow.’
Darius Slay considering retirement day after Bills claim him off waivers
‘Slay, 34, played 10 games for Pittsburgh this season before the sides “mutually agreed to part ways,” according to Schefter’s reporting via Rosenhaus. In his career, Slay has 28 interceptions and 655 tackles while playing for the Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles and Steelers.’
Why Dalton Kincaid’s mysterious knee injury has Bills fans worried about Bengals matchup
‘Kincaid has been limited in practice the past two days, and an added knee injury designation was added on the Wednesday injury report. The 26-year-old dealt with a serious knee injury last season but was only listed with a hamstring injury the past few weeks.’
The Bills and Eagles both wanted him, but Darius Slay might be done with football altogether
‘Slay, 34, has struggled in 2025, so it’s not surprising that he is taking time to decide whether to play in Buffalo or retire. The veteran signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the offseason worth $10 million, but Pittsburgh did not get much back on the investment. In 10 games with the Steelers, Slay has recorded three passes defensed, one fumble recovery, 36 total tackles and one tackle for loss. The cornerback and Steelers agreed to a mutual parting of ways after he was a healthy scratch last week against the Bills.’
Confident Bills CB Christian Benford face biggest test in matching up with Ja'Marr Chase
‘It started a year ago when Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott asked his top cornerback whether he wanted to shadow an opponents’ top wide receiver when the situation allowed. Do you think he was going to say no?’