‘The market for Cooper is speaking loudly. To this point, he has not even taken any reported visits to teams. If the Bills wanted to bring him back, they seemingly would have already done so – unless the sides were so far apart on money that it became clear no deal was going to happen. Cooper turns 31 in June and it’s fair to wonder exactly how much he’s got left. Would the Dolphins be willing to find out if they decided to move Tyreek Hill? That’s a reasonable idea. My sense is that wouldn’t scare the Bills all that much.’
BillsBeat - April 13, 2025
NFL Draft: Buffalo Bills showing ‘a lot of interest’ in WR drawing D.K. Metcalf comparisons
‘A source tells Syracuse.com that the Bills have shown “a lot of interest” in Tennessee Volunteers wide receiver Dont’e Thornton. Leading up to the 2025 NFL Draft, the Bills have held multiple Zooms with the receiver and a private workout.’
BillsBeat - April 12, 2025
Ryan O'Halloran: Top-30 visit list hasn't provided many clues to Buffalo Bills' draft plan
‘But does the top-30 list provide clues on the Bills’ draft plans? Not in the last two years.’
NFL draft preview: Wide receiver lacks elite talent compared to last year's crop
‘The 2025 class of receivers is thought to be significantly less impressive than the 2024 group, when nine of the first 34 overall picks played the position, including the Bills using the first pick of the second round on Florida State’s Keon Coleman..’
Dynamic Texas WR has drawn interest from Bills, but assault accusation may change that
‘Throughout the laborious lead up to the NFL Draft, one of the players the Buffalo Bills have shown heavy interest in is wide receiver Isaiah Bond.’
NFL Draft 2025: 3 big ideas for the Buffalo Bills if they stay and pick at 30
‘Here are three big ideas if the Bills decide to wait it out on night one of the draft and make their selection.’
Is Mel Kiper Jr.’s latest mock draft a Buffalo Bills fan’s dream or disaster? (podcast)
‘In his latest two-round mock draft, Kiper has laid out a scenario that could dramatically reshape the Buffalo Bills defense for years to come — and it’s a vision worth dissecting.’
Bills share stadium development update with state
‘”Our focus is solely on the stadium right now a laser focus on making sure that stadium is done and open for 2026,” said John Polka, VP of Stadium Development during his presentation.’
BillsBeat - April 11, 2025
NFL draft preview: Strong class of tight ends looks to make an impact at next level
‘The Buffalo Bills have their starters, but they could use depth and injury insurance. Dalton Kincaid and Dawson Knox are set to return, with Zach Davidson and Armani Rogers rounding out the room. The Bills are just two drafts removed from taking a big swing on Kincaid, and the hope is he’ll take a step up in Year 3.’
Why corporate partnerships are so important to the Buffalo Bills as they prepare to move to a new stadium
‘The partnership revenue is important in a couple of ways. First, it helps the team – and owner Terry Pegula – bring in more revenue at a time when the stadium’s costs have ballooned by almost 50%. All of those cost increases are borne by the team under the terms of the fi nancing deal that provided $850 million in public funding for the new stadium.’
If Bills chose to wait to pick a CB in draft, these four may make it to Day 2
‘The top corners including Travis Hunter, Will Johnson, and Jahdae Barron will most likely be gone before the Bills make their scheduled first-round pick, but there is a cache of players who could be available for Buffalo on Day 2, especially if Beane found a way to trade up into the high 30s.’
Buffalo Bills hosting 2025 NFL Draft’s ‘most underrated WR’ on pre-draft visit
‘Sources tell Syracuse.com and NYUP.com that the Bills will host Utah State WR Jalen Royals on a pre-draft visit next week. Royals, 22, was recently given the most underrated moniker by Pro Football Focus after Trevor Sikkema and Connor Rogers, hosts of the NFL Stock Exchange: An NFL Draft Podcast, raved about the receiver set to visit One Bills Drive.’
NFL Mock Draft 1.0: The Bills fill their defensive tackle woes with massive disruptor
’30. Buffalo Bills: Derrick Harmon, DT, Oregon.’
BillsBeat - April 10, 2025
NFL draft preview: UB coach Pete Lembo saw safety Nick Emmanwori's potential early on
‘Safety would have been a priority if the Bills didn’t need immediate contributors/starters at cornerback, edge and defensive tackle. Starter Taylor Rapp is entering the final year of his contract, projected starter Cole Bishop is in his second season (four starts as a rookie), backup/2024 starter Damar Hamlin is on a one-year deal (team-high 14 missed tackles) and newly signed veteran Darrick Forrest is more of a special teams player. Yes, depth is an issue, but it may not be addressed until Day 3 of the draft (rounds 4-7).’
All-SEC cornerback checks a lot of boxes the Buffalo Bills need in early rounds of draft
‘Amos met with the Bills at the combine and then reportedly came to Orchard Park for a top 30 visit so Buffalo’s interest seems genuine as it tries to plug a gaping hole at boundary corner.’