‘Five days for filming are currently listed but are subject to change. Extras are asked to work for at least five hours on May 22, May 23, June 3, or June 6. Actors can also specify that they are able to work on all days.’
BillsBeat - May 3, 2025
Bills stay busy after the draft, signing undrafted free agents
‘Undrafted free agents help teams add depth and find potential talent beyond the draft. These players provide potential, help fill roles, and sometimes even make the team’s 53-man roster to start the next season.’
Background extras needed for Bills Hallmark movie
‘The email lists a deadline of May, 14 at 5 p.m. for those registering.’
Hallmark looking for extras for ‘Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story’
‘In order to become an extra, you must register online by May 9 at noon. By registering, it does not guarantee you a role, but you will have the chance to be picked.’
How Bills fans can sign up to be cast as an extra for Hallmark's Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story
‘According to Hallmark, production for Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story! kicks off later this year and will film entirely at locations in and around Buffalo, New York, including iconic Highmark Stadium, which is making its last stand as the Bills home field in the upcoming 2025 NFL season. The starting lineup will be announced at a later date.’
BillsBeat - May 2, 2025
Roundtable: Have AFC East rivals closed gap on Buffalo Bills this offseason?
‘The Bills won the AFC East on Dec. 1 last season. I repeat, Dec. 1. That’s absolutely embarrassing for the other three teams. So, yes, the other three teams closed the gap, but it’s hard to imagine any way it could have gotten much wider.’
What team is the biggest threat to Bills dominance of AFC East? A post-draft breakdown
‘The Jets have a new head coach in Aaron Glenn, a new GM in Darren Mougey, and with that comes transition. The new hierarchy has to change so much, and it seems unlikely that in year one they will be able to end the Jets’ playoff drought which dates back to 2011 and is the longest in the NFL.’
Feisty Beane comments give insight to Bills’ philosophy
‘Beane can brag about 2018 for the rest of his career. He could stay in his job for decades and likely never make a better draft pick than selecting Allen seventh overall that year. If he picked Rosen instead, or had traded up for Sam Darnold or even Baker Mayfield, he’d probably be out of a job several years ago.’
Elijah Moore's addition takes Bills desires for positionless receivers to another level
‘Anyone looking for the “Aha!” moment on Brandon Beane might want to pump the brakes for a minute.’
2025 Bills draft recap: Jackson Hawes
‘He played in 29 games during the Yale portion of his college football career, caught 35 passes for 371 yards and six touchdowns and was second team All Ivy in two of his three seasons. In his one season at Georgia Tech, the 6’4″, 253 pounder caught just 16 balls for 195 yards. He was more of a blocking tight end and anchored the edge in the Yellow Jackets offense which leaned on a downhill, power running game.’
2025 Bills draft recap: Dorian Strong
‘Strong was one of three corners drafted by the Bills joining first round pick Maxwell Hairston and Jordan Hancock who was chosen in the fifth round. A native of Upper Marlboro, Maryland, Strong didn’t have to wait long to get on the field for the Hokies, starting five games as a true freshman in 2020.’
Bills coach Sean McDermott teams up with Wegmans, FeedMore for allergen-friendly food drive
‘McDermott said his oldest daughter was born with a severe nut and tree nut allergy and that his son has a sesame allergy.’
Bills coach McDermott reflects on personal impact of food allergies in charity drive
‘”This one, to me, is very personal, and near and dear to my heart, because it affects, directly, my family. Two our our three children are affected by food allergies, and until you live it, you don’t really know how it can affect one line,” McDermott said Thursday.’
BillsBeat - May 1, 2025
Source: Bills, free agent receiver Elijah Moore agree to one-year contract
‘Moore has speed – at the 2022 NFL combine, he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.35 seconds – but he has not often been a deep threat in the NFL. Lining up nearly equally outside and in the slot, he averaged 8.8 yards per catch last season with the Browns.’
Roundtable: Do the Buffalo Bills really have a need at wide receiver? And if so, how much?
‘”I’ll go with a 3 after they agreed to terms with veteran Elijah Moore on Wednesday. One thing I am consistently reminded of covering this league: A position that you may assess as a weakness is actually viewed internally as a semi-strength or outright strength. The Bills, by their actions last weekend and adding Moore, believe a five-headed receiving group of Khalil Shakir (he’s my No. 1), Joshua Palmer (he’s my No. 2), Keon Coleman (he’s my No. 3), Curtis Samuel (he’s my No. 4) and Moore (he’s my No. 5) are more than adequate. They are taking a big-time risk that is on the cusp of a gamble. They know what they’ll get from Shakir. They should have a better idea on how to use Samuel. They should be intrigued by Palmer’s downfield speed. That leaves Coleman, who remains in The Great Unknown portion of his career. Beane believes in him, now it’s time for Coleman to reward that faith.”‘