‘”It was exciting,” he said. “Finally got out there, get some action, got to go against the offense — it was exciting. It was a lot.”‘
BillsBeat - May 10, 2025
2025 Bills Rookie Minicamp: Deone Walker is MASSIVE, Maxwell Hairston is a sponge
‘And one player who was impossible to miss – Deone Walker. All 6-foot-7 and 331 pounds of him.’
Notebook | Maxwell Hairston reunites with UK teammate, defensive line additions asses first day of Bills rookie minicamp
‘”I was ecstatic,” Hairston said in front of the media Friday. “Always proud of my brother, but the fact that we’re teammates again, too, like that just makes it even better… I think Deone is gonna make some noise.”‘
Bills claim DT Casey Rogers off waivers from New York Giants
‘Rogers was signed by the Giants in 2024 as undrafted free agent; he appeared in two games for the team in 2024.’
Meet the Buffalo Bills 2025 Undrafted Free Agents
‘The Buffalo Bills signed 12 undrafted free agents to their roster Friday as the team begins Rookie Minicamp this weekend. Here are some fast facts about each player.’
Buffalo Bills ink six players from 2025 Draft Class to rookie contracts
‘Here’s a look at which players signed their four-year rookie contracts.’
BillsBeat - May 9, 2025
With Buffalo Bills rookie minicamp looming, undrafted players get their shot at making roster
‘The Buffalo Bills head into rookie minicamp with 12 undrafted free agents (UDFAs) that have agreed to terms with the team. That group formally will be announced Friday as rookie minicamp begins and players sign. The team will also host tryout players at rookie minicamp.’
Should Buffalo Bills reunite with WR after his release from Jaguars? The pros and cons
‘With two roster spots still available, it could still happen, especially when you consider how much Sean McDermott and Brandon Beane love bringing back players they have familiarity with, both from their days with the Carolina Panthers and now with the Bills.’
Rookie minicamp offers limited first glimpse at how new draft Bills picks can fit in immediately
‘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.’
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?).’