‘For Coleman specifically, Beane believes he can play, and Brady loudly threw his support behind him. If Coleman is on the roster for the 2026 season, Beane suggested playing the receiver more in the slot. (Of the 583 regular-season routes Coleman has ran, 473 have been on the outside.)’
BillsBeat - February 11, 2026
Bills sign former QB back to return to Buffalo
‘According to The Athletic’s Joe Buscaglia, the Bills have signed Buechele back to their roster. It’s a reserve/futures contract that allows Buechele to spend the offseason program with Buffalo.’
BillsBeat - February 10, 2026
Bills offseason primer: Important dates, free agents, key questions, team needs
‘The salary-cap ceiling for the 2026 season is not official yet, but Spotrac painted a picture of how much the Bills and other teams will have to spend. Using a projected ceiling of $303.45 million, Buffalo is $9.98 million over the cap.’
Five impending free agents from the Super Bowl teams the Bills could consider
‘With a switch to a 3-4 coming, the Bills may want a true nose tackle to anchor the middle of the defense. That’s Tonga, a hulking, 6-foot-2, 335-pounder who appeared in 14 games in the regular season for New England, with eight starts. The 29-year-old has played for four teams in five NFL seasons.’
Small businesses facing uphill climb for MWBE certification tied to new Bills stadium
‘Over the past two years, 80 small businesses have reached out to the team’s workforce development consultant Developments by Jem to inquire about getting certified. Less than 20% of them have attained a state or county certification to this point.’
My View: It was just one of those Marv Levy moments
‘In November 2017, I bought two of Marv’s books, one for Matt and one for Jordan, the grandson of my dear friend, Linda. Attempting to have these signed, I made phone calls and was eventually connected with former Buffalo Bill Marlon Kerner, who kindly contacted Marv for me. He told him of my intentions and Marv gave Marlon permission to share his address with me so I could send him the books.’
6 way-too-early Buffalo Bills power rankings for 2026 season
‘So far, the Bills’ average ranking is 5.17. Their median ranking is 5.’
Hailee Steinfeld gets her Super Bowl moment as Josh Allen waits his turn
‘Steinfeld stars in a new State Farm Super Bowl 60 commercial parodying the idea of settling for “Halfway There Insurance.”‘
Bills' offseason defined by 3 easy words
‘”Pressure Is On.”‘
Bills' James Cook, Khalil Shakir get $21.3 million contract updates after Super Bowl
‘Bernard’s salary might feel the toughest on the list, because he hasn’t played up to his past level at middle linebacker. Buffalo doesn’t have a lot of depth at that position, though, and will likely have to rely on Bernard again in 2026.’
Bills 2026 coaching staff taking shape
‘Some coaches on the offensive side of the ball have been retained, while others have moved on and been replaced.’
‘Fired Up’ New Bills offensive coordinator excited to take his post | Coaching Profile
‘Brady will still call offensive plays, but that doesn’t mean Carmichael’s role is diminished any. When Brady and Carmichael worked together under Sean Payton, Carmichael kept the Saints offense going, even if not as a playcaller. “The offensive staff can move forward when I’m not in the room, and I know Pete can do that because I’ve sat there and seen how the train keeps moving even when Coach Payton wasn’t in there,” Brady said.’
BillsBeat - February 9, 2026
Seahawks' Super Bowl championship shows why the Bills continue to invest in the defensive line
‘That’s why Beane signed Joey Bosa in free agency and used three of his first four draft picks last April along the defensive line. You simply have to be able to get after the opposing quarterback, but it’s something the Bills haven’t done enough of in the postseason. The hope has to be that new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard is able to scheme up ways to do that more frequently, because the Seahawks showed what can happen when you make a quarterback’s life a living hell.’
Bills fans embrace Super Bowl Sunday with disappointment and hope
‘Still, for most of Bills Mafia, Super Bowl Sunday was less about who wins and more about what might come next. Despite the frustration of another season ending short of the ultimate goal, many fans remain optimistic about the future of the franchise. With changes in coaching and personnel over the years, expectations in Buffalo remain high. Fans say they’re hopeful that the pieces will eventually come together and that the long wait to return to football’s biggest stage will finally come to an end.’
Jim Leonhard reflects on time playing with Bills | Coaching Profile
‘After his playing days, Leonhard transitioned to coaching, working at Wisconsin, Illinois, and with the Broncos over the last two seasons. And with all his stops along the way, Leonhard has a unique perspective on his time in Buffalo. “The locker room felt a little bit different here as far as how tight it was, how much players hung out with each other and the interaction away from this building was different than almost every other place that I was,” Leonhard said.’