‘Poyer is starting the season on the practice squad, but if he looks anything like himself he could earn a call-up to the active roster sooner rather than later.’
BillsBeat - September 3, 2025
Bills wide receiver Khalil Shakir saves 19 dogs
‘Per the Nickel City Canine Resuce, the Bills wideout saved an astonishing 19 dogs from euthanasia. Shakir had just come back from his pet adoption event before helping the dogs be saved, per WGRZ.’
Bills sign Gabe Davis in potentially huge decision ahead of Week 1 vs. Ravens
‘Davis was a fan favorite in Buffalo, in large part thanks to a four-TD game in the playoffs against the Kansas City Chiefs that helped earn him the nickname Big Game Gabe.’
Buffalo Bills' 'mountain of a man' rookie set to wow for Super Bowl contender
‘That size: 6-foot-7 and 331 pounds. The player: Deone Walker.’
Report: Bills signing wide receiver Gabe Davis to practice squad
‘As first reported by ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter, the Bills are set to sign Davis to the team’s practice squad, with the goal of ramping up his recovery from a torn meniscus last season with the Jacksonville Jaguars.’
Why the Buffalo Bills bringing back WR Gabe Davis is a smart move
‘Like the Bills recent practice squad moves, I think the reward with a reunion far outweighs the risk. If Davis can get healthy, I absolutely believe he is talented enough to make the Bills’ 53-man roster. But understanding his role is important.’
Wegmans and Buffalo Bills announce new Josh Allen cereal to benefit children's hospital
‘Wegmans and the Buffalo Bills are teaming up to produce “Josh Allen MVP Puffs,” which will be available in stores across Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, the Southern Tier, and Erie, Pennsylvania.’
Davis returns to Bills on practice squad
‘Davis will continue to work his way back from a torn meniscus suffered in November of last season.’
Bills to light up the sky with drone show for Sunday Night Football
‘The Bills have announced that they will be holding a drone show during halftime of their opening matchup against the Baltimore Ravens on September 7.’
Bills Coach Sean McDermott talks community, culture and chasing the elusive Super Bowl victory for Buffalo
‘That number one that I’m a normal guy. When you when you sit in the seat of a head coach there’s a stigma sometimes that goes with the job like that. Listen there’s a lot on my plate, a lot on a lot of people’s plates right. But sometimes that stigma is unnecessary and I just want them to know `Hey, he’s a normal guys. He laughs with us. He cries with us, whatever it is, he goes through it with us.’ I think that’s important.’
Sunday Football Block Party returns to Rochester for Bills vs Jets game
‘The block party is back in Rochester in time for the second Bills game of the season, which is the game against the New York Jets on Sunday, September 14. The event will have two large TV walls surrounded by fans.’
Sunday Night Lights: Epic drone show to take place during halftime of Bills vs. Ravens
‘The eight-minute drone show in partnership with Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield will feature several Bills-themed formations that light up the night sky.’
BillsBeat - September 2, 2025
Bills hope experience will allow rookie edge rusher Landon Jackson to play free
‘Of the 42 players who took at least one defensive snap for the Bills during the preseason, Jackson’s grade of 46.1 (out of 100) by analytics website Pro Football Focus ranked 37th on the roster.’
Bills take center stage in Week 1 primetime showdown: What to know about playoff rematch
‘When the Bills take the field Sunday night to host the Baltimore Ravens in the final home opener at Highmark Stadium, they will do so with 10 of 11 starters back from a 2024 offense that set the franchise scoring record with 525 points. And it’s an easy argument to make that the 11th starter – wide receiver Joshua Palmer replacing Amari Cooper – is a definitive upgrade.’
Depreciating value of NFL running back contracts dismays Hall of Famer Thurman Thomas
‘Rather than rewarding running backs for production once their rookie contracts expire, as happens at almost every other position, the NFL’s 1991 MVP complained teams are instead letting them go and moving on to the next younger and cheaper player.’