‘Offensive tackle Spencer Brown, guard O’Cyrus Torrence and linebacker Terrel Bernard all made the list. Performance-based pay is awarded to players in the NFL who play high snap counts, but have low salaries. All three players are still playing on their rookie deals.’
BillsBeat - April 2, 2024
Former NFL, Buffalo Bills player found dead at 35
‘Davis memorably quit at halftime of the Bills’ second regular-season game in 2018, and officially retired afterwards. It became one of the most talked about moments of the season and has been compared to other instances, like Antonio Brown’s abrupt exit in 2022.’
Will the Buffalo Bills draft a wide receiver in the first round?
‘The position remains a popular pick for the Bills in early projections, and is largely considered a deep position in this year’s draft class, although picking at No. 28 will present a variety of options for Buffalo — moving up, as Beane has done in recent years, is always a possibility. The Bills have not drafted a wide receiver in the first two days of the draft under Beane.’
PSL pricing continues to raise questions for Bills fans
‘”The real issue is going to be the 40,000 seats, what and whether the Buffalo market can sustain the pricing that the bills will announce at that point,” Gannis said. “Now, that remains to be seen.”‘
Bills mourn passing of former player Vontae Davis
‘We are saddened to learn of the passing of Vontae Davis. We are thinking of his friends, family, and loved ones during this difficult time.’
BillsBeat - April 1, 2024
NFL draft preview: Interior offensive line is sneaky Bills need
‘General Manager Brandon Beane and head coach Sean McDermott believe in building up the trenches. If a player they love is available at No. 28 in the first round and their favored receiver is gone, could they take a guard-center? It would be a curveball. It would push Edwards back into a reserve role. It’s probably not happening but one could make an argument for it.’
Ryan O'Halloran: Outcry over Bills' personal seat license rollout misguided
‘Welcome to Big League Stadium Financing, Bills fans. Paying for the right to buy season tickets is a way of life in the NFL. If you don’t like it, that’s fine – chances are, the Bills will find somebody who will take your seats and you can watch on television, which is the best place to watch pro football anyway. If you don’t totally hate it, that’s fine, too – the Legends/Bills folks could eventually offer you a seat in a less expensive part of the stadium based on availability.’
Bills sign safety Terrell Burgess
‘The Bills released UDFA punter Jack Browning as the corresponding roster move. Buffalo also signed veteran safety Kareem Jackson earlier in the week.’
BillsBeat - March 31, 2024
NFL draft preview: WR options abound for Bills in first two rounds
‘“It’s a really deep group,” agrees ESPN analyst Mel Kiper. “So you can wait. I think six wide receivers go in the first maybe seven, another six or seven in the second, I think six or seven in the third. So it’s 27 total with grades inside of the fourth round. So wide receiver is a position where you can get help if you wait.”’
Mock Draft I: A longer wait for Bills to pick, but WR is available
’44. Buffalo Bills (projected trade with Las Vegas). Xavier Legette, WR, South Carolina. Legette is 6-foot-1 and weighs 221 pounds, but ran a 4.39-second 40-yard dash at the NFL scouting combine, so he has an intriguing blend of size and speed. He’s thought to have a good catch radius and outstanding instincts in the open field. At this point in the draft, while adding a third-round pick, Legette would give the Bills outstanding value and a potential replacement as the team’s No. 1 receiver if they decide to move on from Stefon Diggs, perhaps as soon as after the 2024 season.’
Bills Mailbag: Why trading Dawson Knox isn't an option right now
‘If Knox was traded before the draft, his cap hit for 2024 would be $17.54 million. That’s $9.812 million more than what it’s scheduled to be – $7.728 million. Trading him would put the Bills over the salary cap. The first chance for the Bills to get out from Knox’s contract is after the 2025 season, so it’s a good bet he’s here for at least the next two years. With that being true, it will be interesting to see how offensive coordinator Joe Brady utilizes both Knox and Kincaid in the offense.’
Bills continue adding depth in trenches, ink Williams to one-year deal
‘Williams, 31, is quite the journeyman. Throughout his career, he was cut 10 times and then joined the Canadian Football League but was released in 2020 when the CFL season was canceled because of COVID. The new puzzle piece on the Bills defensive line worked at an Amazon warehouse in 2020, but then received another opportunity to restore his NFL career with the Denver Broncos and has been in the league ever since.’
BillsBeat - March 30, 2024
NFL draft composite top 50 ranking: Offense is clearly the focus
‘“You’ve got quarterbacks, you’ve got receivers, you’ve got offensive tackles,” said NFL Network draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah on a conference call with NFL reporters. “That to me is kind of the highlight that we’re working with here. A lot of depth at those positions.”’
Ryan O'Halloran: Leslie Frazier brings 'wise' experience to Seattle staff
‘“Les is a wise man,” Macdonald said. “He can see around corners and he has such great relationships with everybody in the league. He was extremely helpful with hiring staff and the guys he recommended. And just to have someone you trust and have as a confidant every day, you can have a bunch of conversations with him every day to make sure you’re on the right track and make the right decisions.”’
Poloncarz angry at Bills' lack of transparency with season ticket holders over PSLs
‘He speculated Friday that the team wants to see how much money it can collect from club seat season ticket holders in one-time PSL fees before deciding how much to charge all other season ticket holders for their PSLs.’