‘Martin spent the last three seasons in Buffalo where he played in 50 regular season games and appeared in seven postseason games.’
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Free agency preview: The Bills can take a big swing for a star pass rusher. Will they? Should they?
‘Here’s a look at candidates in free agency or the trade market for the Bills to boost their pass rush at defensive end. The free agent negotiating window opens Monday.’
Buffalo Bills GM for a Day, Part II: What to do with in-house free agents
‘In total, the Bills have nine pending unrestricted free agents in addition to Hollins, Hamlin and Douglas who finished the season on the 53-man roster. They are wide receiver Amari Cooper, defensive tackles Austin Johnson, Quinton Jefferson and Jordan Phillips, defensive end Dawuane Smoot, fullback Reggie Gilliam, running back Ty Johnson, long snapper Reid Ferguson and tight end Quintin Morris, who the Bills failed to make a qualifying offer to as a restricted free agent, making him an unrestricted free agent.’
Pace of Bills PSL sales picks up as focus shifts from priciest seats
‘As of Dec. 31, the Bills have sold 11,093 PSLs, now a required purchase for all season ticket holders just to buy tickets, and over half of those sales were made from Oct. 1 through Dec. 31.’
Buffalo Bills should target these 4 players to sign in free agency
‘WR Joshua Palmer.’
Taking inventory on what the Bills should do with their pending free agents
‘The wrist injury shouldn’t be a lingering issue and Cooper showed his legs still have some juice. Free agency and the draft aren’t deep at receiver, so unless the Bills can swing a trade for someone like DK Metcalf, Cooper is a solid option.’
PSL sales soar at Highmark Stadium
‘In the third quarter of availability, PSL sales jumped by 126 percent, translating to nearly 5,200 PSLs sold.’
6 things we heard about the Buffalo Bills draft needs from the 2025 NFL Combine
‘Reid said that this defensive line class is the best he has seen since 2019, and he would even entertain double dipping in the first two rounds if he were the Bills.’
BillsBeat - March 5, 2025
Buffalo Bills GM for a Day, Part I: Making room under the 2025 salary cap
‘Last year, Beane faced a $40 million deficit, which resulted in a roster purge. The Bills cut center Mitch Morse, safety Jordan Poyer, cornerbacks Siran Neal and Tre’Davious White, wide receiver Deonte Harty and running back Nyheim Hines on the same day. Similar slashes won’t be necessary this season.’
Ryan O'Halloran: If draft is really loaded with defense, trading out of No. 30 makes sense for Bills
‘If the Bills let Douglas walk, their urgency at cornerback goes up. Christian Benford is eligible for a contract extension, but he suffered two concussions in eight days during the playoffs. Kaiir Elam is entering his fourth season, and it just hasn’t happened for him in Buffalo.’
Buffalo Bills have 14 free agents in 2025: Who they should re-sign and who to let walk
‘But if they don’t get Cooper back, Hollins should be a priority if he’ll accept a one-year contract for maybe $3 million which is slightly more than he made in 2024.’
NFL MVP Josh Allen signs with entertainment production studio; Bills QB wants to make content that inspires
‘The quarterback said one reason he’s venturing into this new field goes back to a slogan he used during his MVP acceptance speech: “Be good, do good.”‘
Bills' James Cook Was Fired Up by Saquon Barkley's Historic Contract News
‘After seeing another running back collect some big bucks, Cook excitedly took to social media.’
Josh Allen Inks Media Deal to Create 'Compelling' Storytelling Content
‘According to a report from the Hollywood Reporter, the Buffalo Bills quarterback has signed a media deal with entertainment production studio Skydance Sports. The duo will work to “develop a slate of scripted, unscripted and branded content.”‘
Philadelphia Eagles, Saquon Barkley just cost the Buffalo Bills a ton of money
‘The fact that the Eagles paid Barkley that much will reset the running back market, meaning $15 million for Cook may be the bare minimum now. The Eagles have a tendency to pay their guys before everyone else. They took care of both A.J. Brown and Devonta Smith last offseason when the wide receiver market was booming.’