‘The trade deadline on Nov. 4 is looming. But what should the Bills do with it? There are legitimate concerns at multiple spots, but there could be a valid reason for the team to add at wide receiver midseason for a second straight year. While trading for Amari Cooper didn’t quite work out last season, it shows a willingness overall from the front office to add there.’
BillsBeat - October 17, 2025
Bills detail how to help Keon Coleman amid poor Falcons performance
‘“I got to spend this time this week, making sure that we’re doing that and we’re getting the matchups that we want, the people where we want them, and we’re taking advantage of that, whether it’s Keon, whether it’s anybody on our football team, it’s no different.”’
Bills still confident in offense despite poor performances
‘With the offense scoring 30+ points and not having a single turnover in the first four games, they were riding high, but in the past two weeks? Yeah, standards have slipped.’
Do the Buffalo Bills need to make a trade? Here's who they could target
‘I know I’m not the first to throw this name out here, but Olave makes so much sense for the Bills. If you look at the last two games, they lost to both the Patriots and Falcons, a true number one wide receiver with big playmaking ability made a big difference and gave Buffalo’s defense matchup problems all night long.’
Today in Bills stadium history: Oct. 17
‘2004 — Bills 20, Dolphins 13 — Buffalo’s first victory with Mike Mularkey as coach came after an 0-4 start against a Miami team that was also winless under coach Dave Wannstedt three weeks before he would get fired, and eight years before his terrible turn as Bills defensive coordinator. Takeo Spikes returned an interception for a touchdown early in this one, Drew Bledsoe passed for 212 yards with a go-ahead TD to tight end Mark Campell in the third quarter, and Willis McGahee rushed for 111 yards in his first NFL start, including a 31-yard run to close out the victory on the final drive. Attendance at Ralph Wilson Stadium was 72,714.’
BillsBeat - October 16, 2025
Why aren't the Bills using James Cook more? Examining the problem and possible solutions
‘Cook has touched the ball just 32 times over the past two games. He hasn’t played more than one third-down snap in a game since Week 1. In the first quarter of their two losses, the Bills handed the ball to Cook just six times. He had six first-quarter runs in their blowout win over the Jets in Week 2. Allen has thrown the ball to Cook just once in the last two weeks. His lack of involvement was a topic McDermott broached with Brady during their weekly study of their previous game, but will the Bills use Cook more when they play again in Carolina on Oct. 26?’
Bills notebook: Brady again pushes back on 'too cute'; Babich on halftime adjustments
‘“Like we said earlier in the season, we needed to have those elements to our offense to be able to get the ball in the perimeter, as opposed to just packing everything in at all times. But we’ve gone two straight weeks where we put the ball on the ground. That can’t happen.”‘
Buffalo Bills host public forum on transportation hub on Oct. 27
‘The Buffalo Bills will host a public forum with the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority later this month to provide the public with more information about the transportation hub it will build across from the team’s new stadium.’
Bills expect to achieve workforce goals with stadium demo
‘They are 0.1% away from the goal for military veteran service-disabled businesses, and expect to meet that criteria when bids are awarded for the demolition, slated for the spring of 2027.’
Should the Bills trade to bolster their roster? Here are options
‘It’s difficult for salary cap-strained teams to make game-changing additions at the deadline because the caliber of player needed is going to be costly. The Bills have only around $2.5 million available, second-fewest ahead of only the Giants, so general manager Brandon Beane – whose roster construction of the 2025 team is coming under big-time fire – will have to be willing to move a very good player from his roster to acquire another very good player.’
Bills release longshot who became a fan favorite on 'Hard Knocks'
‘Ciarlo is a 24-year-old West Point graduate who put his military service on hold while he pursued his football dreams. He was cut near the end of the preseason and later signed to the Bills practice squad. Ciarlo was signed from the practice squad to the active roster on Oct. 4. He was inactive for the team’s Week 6 matchup at Atlanta.’
Bills coach who is catching heat from fans is a favorite to fill 2 coaching vacancies
‘Offensive coordinator Joe Brady’s name has been mentioned in head coach vacancies at the Tennessee Titans and Penn State.’
Buffalo’s bye week Comes with a reality check
‘And that’s led to fair questions: Have they hit their peak? Will they ever give their MVP-caliber quarterback the help he needs to win a Super Bowl? Did the front office surround Josh Allen with enough weapons, or whiff on key defensive additions? Is a coaching change necessary, or even imminent?’
BiIls positions with the highest priority to upgrade to avoid continued skid before trade deadline
‘Two losses shouldn’t change what the expectations were for the team prior to the season nor after their 4-0 start. But the Bills have significant holes to fill, ones that were obvious before losing to the Patriots and Falcons.’
Bills quarterback Josh Allen reveals what newlywed wife Hailee Steinfeld taught him about life
‘The “Starving” singer and Allen tied the knot back in May in California after roughly eight months of being engaged, and it appears that the marriage has already offered a valuable life lesson for Allen.’