‘According to Beane, the Bills knew about Hoecht’s positive test when they signed him to a three-year, $21 million contract but did not know about Ogunjobi’s prior to agreeing with him on a one-year, $8.3 million deal.’
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Two Bills Defensive Line Signings Handed Six-Game PED Suspensions
‘Beane told reporters that the team was aware of Hoecht’s pending suspension, while Ogunjobi did not know about his suspension until recently; the latter was forthright about it and his contract details are being hammered out.’
Newest Buffalo Bills suspended by NFL for PED usage
‘”Bills GM Brandon Beane said new DE Michael Hoecht and DT Larry Ogunjobi got a notice for a PED with a suspension and both will be out for 6 games to start 2025,” Buscaglia said via X. “They’ll be with the team through training camp, and then away from the team for 4 weeks.”‘
Bills general manager Brandon Beane praises Josh Allen's new home run hitter
‘The Buffalo Bills have made significant moves in free agency, signing wide receiver and return specialist Laviska Shenault Jr. Known for his versatility and explosive playmaking abilities, Shenault brings a dynamic element to Buffalo’s offense.’
Josh Allen's text to Joey Bosa will get Bills Mafia fired up
‘According to Bosa, Allen sent him a text that read “If we do what we set out to do then we’ll be immortalized in this city.”‘
Bills sign familiar face to bolster secondary
‘In a move that has Buffalo Bills fans buzzing, the team has re-signed cornerback Dane Jackson to a one-year contract. Jackson, 28, originally joined the Bills as a seventh-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.’
Report: Bills signing Dane Jackson to a one-year contract
‘Jackson did end up playing 15 games in 2023, but only started six games. After only playing nine games in Carolina, Jackson was released by the Panthers in February.’
Report: Bills sign wide receiver Laviska Shenault
‘The five-year pro played 11 games with the Los Angels Rams, before finishing the season playing only one game with the Seattle Seahawks. Primarily a kick returner, Shenault will be battling with Brandon Codrington.’
Buffalo Bills bring in Dane Jackson, Darrick Forrest, Kendrick Green on one-year deals
‘The Buffalo Bills have announced the addition of three players on one-year deals.’
Buffalo Bills agree with terms with CB Dane Jackson and G Kendrick Green to one-year contracts
‘After departing following the 2023 season, Jackson spent the 2024 season with the Carolina Panthers and played in nine games, starting three. He recorded 2 pass deflections and 23 total tackles in those nine games.’
DE Michael Hoecht signs a three-year deal with Bills
‘”Couldn’t be more excited to be here,” Hoecht said after signing. “I feel like I belong here. It almost happened last year, and I’m just so thankful that it finally happened. I’m here and immersing myself in the culture…the first word out of everybody’s mouth (was) culture. I could tell that’s something that they really take to heart here..this is a special place.”‘
Bills sign DT Larry Ogunjobi to one-year contract
‘Ogunjobi was drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the third round of the 2017 draft and played four seasons for Cleveland. Most recently he played for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 2022-2024 with a one-year stop with the Cincinnati Bengals in between his time with Cleveland and Pittsburgh.’
Bills sign WR/KR Laviska Shenault Jr. to one-year deal
‘”This is a great organization,” Shenault said. “I hear from a lot of players that have played here. The fans are crazy. I love the fans. I love the energy that they bring. And then the team, it’s a playoff caliber team every year. So, I just think there’s a lot of great opportunities here.”‘
Bills GM Brandon Beane announces PED suspensions for DE Michael Hoecht and DT Larry Ogunjobi
‘Beane shared that he was aware of Hoecht pending suspension notice prior to agreeing to sign the former Los Angeles Ram. He felt that Hoecht’s explanation for what happened in addition to his prior clean track record of five years in the NFL gave him confidence in pursuing the deal.’
Joey Bosa ready to return to a 'football town' and build a special season in Buffalo
‘”The more we really thought about all the details of this kind of team that we’re going to and living in a new place, it just kept getting more exciting by the moment. And now that we’re out here experiencing this nice town…I’m just excited to experience something new,” he said.’