‘Over the course of three days, the Buffalo Bills are allotted 10 hours per day to hold their yearly rookie minicamp. For their nine draft picks, it’s orientation and an introduction to how an NFL practice is conducted. For the other 30 or so players — give or take a priority undrafted free agent — it’s a tryout.’
BillsBeat - May 9, 2025
Bills coach Sean McDermott says his team is not okay with being number two
‘In a recent episode of It’s Always Gameday in Buffalo, McDermott joined Matthew Bove and Sal Capaccio to share a story of a recent fan encounter at a baseball game he attended, one that offered a glimpse into how seriously he takes his job and the expectations that come with coaching in Buffalo.’
Bills rookies look to make good first impression at rookie minicamp
‘The Bills currently have 89 players on their active roster. Because offensive lineman Travis Clayton counts as an international player, the team is allowed to carry 91 players throughout the offseason. That leaves a couple of spots open if they decide to sign anyone who impresses over the two-day camp.’
Bills rookies don new jerseys as minicamp kicks off Friday
‘The rookie draft class has its jersey numbers. The team announced those numbers on Thursday.’
TIME names Bills Safety in Most Influential People in Health list
‘Bills safety Damar Hamlin was recognized on the list in the category of Catalysts as “A powerful voice for cardiac care”.’
BillsBeat - May 8, 2025
Could the Bills re-sign WR Gabe Davis? Here are the pros and cons for doing so
‘Former Bills center Mitch Morse, who spent last season with the Jaguars before retiring this offseason, wrote the following on social media after Davis’ release was announced: “Absolute tone setter in the locker room and on the field. PERFECT culture guy … Played hurt all last year, didn’t (expletive) about it once … having a tough time wrapping my head around this one.” The Bills place a high value on their locker-room culture, and Davis would fit right in in that regard.’
Ryan O'Halloran: Rule for Buffalo Bills rookie camp? Don't get overexcited
‘Their football knowledge retention will be tested (can they remember what they just learned?). Their conditioning will be measured (can they stay on the field for a long set of snaps?) And their doubt level will likely be as high as the new stadium’s canopy across the street (what am I supposed to do?).’
Former Buffalo Bills ‘big play’ WR released one year after signing with AFC South team
‘Known as “Big Play Gabe,” Davis earned a pay day in free agency last year after four seasons with the Buffalo Bills. Davis was never a volume receiver, but he earned his nickname based on what he did when the ball came his way. Davis scored 27 touchdowns in his four seasons in Buffalo while averaging 16.7 yards per catch during that time. He also showed up in some big postseason games, including a four-touchdown performance against the Kansas City Chiefs in January of 2022.’
Bills tailgate event leads to donation for Rural Ministry
‘“We are both so grateful for the support of so many people, not for us, but for the communities we serve,” Michael Skelly said. “That’s what Bills Mafia does — we serve.”’
Bills GM Brandon Beane praises 'humble' Hailee Steinfeld, reveals one wish for Josh Allen's wedding
‘Bills general manager Brandon Beane gushed over the relationship between Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld in a recent interview, suggesting that the two stars are a match made in heaven. The Bills executive also revealed his hopes for the pair’s upcoming nuptials.’
Bills should add back Josh Allen's old WR friend to bolster offense in Super Bowl pursuit
‘Former center Mitch Morse had this to say in a post on X:”Absolute tone setter in the locker room and on the field. PERFECT culture guy. Played hurt all last year, didn’t complain about it once… having a tough time wrapping my head around this one.”‘
Bills getting set for reunion with playoff hero wide receiver?
‘Former Bills wide receiver Gabe Davis was released by the Jacksonville Jaguars after just one season. Davis spent four seasons as the team’s No. 2 boundary receiver, providing sparks as a deep threat and developing into one of the better blocking wide receivers in the NFL. However, inconsistencies in the pass game led to Buffalo not bringing him back last offseason. He dealt with injuries in 2024, but gutted through them. However, he only caught 20 passes all season, which led to Jacksonville letting him go.’
Buffalo Bills, Wegmans make donation for allergen-friendly foods for FeedMore WNY
‘Wegmans and the Buffalo Bills teamed up to support families in need and held a two-day matching donation scan campaign on May 3 and May 4 at Wegmans locations. Cashiers asked customers at check out if they would like to donate to match Wegmans’ $10,000 donation with a $2, $3, $5, or any amount donation.’
Dick’s to host meet and greet with Bills players during grand opening weekend
‘Bills fans will have the chance to meet and get autographs from Kincaid and Shakir at the new Dick’s store. Kincaid will make an appearance Saturday from 12 to 1:30 p.m. Shakir will be available Sunday at the same time.’
BillsBeat - May 7, 2025
Why did Elijah Moore want to join the Bills? 'I just want to be a part of something special'
‘“So, I just feel like having being blessed with opportunity to, God willing, have (No.) 17 for the entire season – the MVP at that; a top-tier caliber player, top-tier caliber team, top-tier caliber coaches, putting you in position – I feel like it would just be the best position that I’ve been put in yet.”’