‘Buffalo bolstered its corps of wide receivers by signing free agent Curtis Samuel to a three-year contract on Thursday, reuniting the former Washington Commanders and Carolina Panthers pass catcher with Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady, who previously served as Panthers OC during the 2020 season. The deal is for $24 million, but worth up to $30 million with $15 million guaranteed, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.’
BillsBeat - March 15, 2024
Bills bring back RB Johnson on one-year deal
‘Johnson appeared in 10 games for the Bills in 2023, totaling 30 carries for 132 yards on the ground, and seven receptions for 62 yards and one touchdown in the air. He also had 15 carries in two playoff games against the Pittsburgh Steelers and Kansas City Chiefs.’
Bills add experience, production with receiver Curtis Samuel
‘Used frequently in the slot at 5-feet-11, 195 pounds, the 27-year-old has 317 receptions for 3,383 yards and 22 touchdowns. He played his first four seasons in Carolina and the last four in Washington.’
Curtis Samuel agrees to three-year, $30M contract with Bills
‘The new deal also includes $15 million in guaranteed money.’
Bills agree to sign receiver Curtis Samuel to 3-year deal, AP sources say
‘The 27-year-old Samuel is guaranteed to make $15 million, and the contract includes bonuses that would increase its value to $30 million, one of the people said.’
Curtis Samuel agrees to 3-year, $24M deal with Bills, source says
‘Samuel is a logical addition to the Bills’ wide receiver room, which includes Stefon Diggs, after Gabe Davis departed for the Jacksonville Jaguars in free agency. Buffalo is plenty familiar with what Samuel is capable of, as general manager Brandon Beane was part of the Carolina Panthers front office that drafted him in 2017, and offensive coordinator Joe Brady coached Samuel during the 2020 season in Carolina.’
Bills land Curtis Samuel: How ex-Commanders WR fits into Josh Allen's offense after landing 3-year, $30M deal
‘The former Ohio State receiver topped 60 catches and 600 yards in each of his last two seasons for the Commanders. He also gained nearly 200 yards as a runner in 2022, one year after a groin injury limited him to just five games in his Washington debut. Samuel spent the first four seasons of his NFL career in Carolina, where his production steadily rose as a multipurpose weapon alongside Christian McCaffrey. He had a career-high 77 catches for 851 yards in 2020.’
Report: Bills sign wide receiver Curtis Samuel to three-year deal
‘The 27-year-old Samuel has spent the past three seasons with the Washington Commanders, where he totaled 132 catches for 1,296 receiving yards and eight touchdowns.’
Report: Bills to re-sign running back Ty Johnson
‘By the end of the regular season and into the playoffs, Johnson had overtaken veteran Latavius Murray as the Bills’ No. 2 running back behind James Cook.’
Report: Buffalo Bills to sign former Washington Commanders wider receiver Curtis Samuel
‘Schefter reports the deal is for three years and $24 million, worth up to $30 million, including $15 million guaranteed.’
Mack Attack: WR Mack Hollins excited to be a Bill
‘“Coming back here I’m really excited to have the fanbase that is so excited about the team,” said Hollins. “Even today somebody stopped me to get a picture just because they saw I was with somebody who was with the Bills.”’
Damar Hamlin visits families at UPMC Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh
‘The Buffalo Bills safety and McKees Rocks native visited cardiac patients, delivered gifts, and even recorded a show in the hospital’s Dream Big Studio.’
Bills sign WR Mack Hollins & LB Nicholas Morrow to one-year deals
‘Morrow, 28, will be entering his seventh year in the NFL and played the 2023 season with the Philadelphia Eagles. Morrow started 12 games last season, filling in for an injured Nakobe Dean, and recorded 95 tackles and three sacks.’
'The winning culture' | WR Mack Hollins and LB Nick Morrow share their decision to sign with Buffalo
‘”I think the biggest thing is just the winning culture, being a part of something bigger than yourself,” Morrow said to the media via Zoom after signing.’
BillsBeat - March 14, 2024
A.J. Epenesa aiming for 'more sacks, more snaps' in re-signing with Buffalo Bills
‘“We were in pretty constant communication throughout this process,” Epenesa said Tuesday. “A lot for me calling him just on veteran leadership, just kind of getting an opinion and some advice and just how to think things over and how to process things mentally, and it’s great having a guy like ‘Quan back just because of his on-field and off-field leadership and just his friendship overall as well.”’