‘The former Ohio State star has 72.0 sacks in his NFL career, although injuries have limited him to single-digit sacks every season since 2021, when he had 10.5.’
BillsBeat - March 12, 2025
Bills re-sign fan-favorite offensive star on two-year deal
‘It looked as if the Bills were in danger of losing another offensive star. They signed running back Darrynton Evans, which led some to believe they could let Ty Johnson sign elsewhere. That wasn’t the case, though, as Johnson and the Bills have agreed to terms on a two-year deal that will keep the utility running back in Buffalo.’
Latest Bills signing seals fate of fan-favorite
‘Buffalo signed running back Darrynton Evans, who spent 2024 with the Chicago Bears. Assuming the plan is for Evans to be the No. 3 running back, that all but confirms Ty Johnson won’t be back in Buffalo in 2025.’
Report: Bills to sign edge rusher Joey Bosa
‘Bosa, who will be 30 years old in July, has been one of the premier pass rushers in the National Football League for most of his career. However, injuries have plagued him the last three seasons. causing him to play only 28 of a possible 51 regular season games.’
Bills re-sign running back Ty Johnson, fullback Reggie Gilliam
‘The team announced it has re-signed running back Ty Johnson to a two-year contract, as well as fullback Reggie Gilliam to a one-year contract.’
Opinion: Capaccio: 2025 State of the Bills: Specialists
‘The Bills will most likely add another punter for competition this offseason, but Camarda will have a legitimate shot at the job.’
Report: 'It's a big swing' Buffalo Bills and defensive end Joey Bosa agree to one-year deal
‘Bosa, who had previously spent all nine seasons of his NFL career with the Chargers, brings a whole new dynamic to the Bills pass rush and defense as a whole.’
He's back: Buffalo Bills bringing Ty Johnson back on two-year deal
‘In 20 games for Buffalo this past season (both regular and postseason), Johnson accounted for 625 yards of total offense and found the endzone five times on top of it.’
Bills re-sign RB Ty Johnson to two-year deal, agree to terms with FB Reggie Gilliam on one-year deal
‘Johnson had five games (including playoffs) with at least 30 yards receiving, including 114 yards on five catches against the Lions in a 48-42 win. In the AFC Wild Card game against the Broncos, Johnson made an incredible 25-yard TD catch in the end zone on fourth down to put Buffalo up two scores in the second half.’
BillsBeat - March 11, 2025
Reports: Buffalo Bills add ex-Charger Palmer to group of wide receivers
‘The deal is for three years and is worth $36 million, with $18 million guaranteed, according to reporting by NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.’
Bills reach contract agreement with defensive lineman/linebacker Michael Hoecht
‘He has played both defensive line and linebacker for the Rams. He’s listed on the Rams’ website at 6-foot-4, 267 pounds, but depending on where you look, he’s been listed as much as 310 pounds at other times in his career.’
Bills lose receiver Mack Hollins to division rival Patriots
‘Signed to a one-year contract by the Bills last year, Hollins was initially thought of primarily as a contributor on special teams, but he emerged as a consistent contributor on offense, finishing with 31 catches for 378 yards and five touchdowns. He added five catches for 104 yards and a touchdown in three postseason games, including 73 receiving yards in the loss to Kansas City in the AFC championship game.’
Ryan O'Halloran: Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills show mutual admiration, trust with new contract
‘In an era of frequent player movement in general and becoming-more-frequent quarterback movement in particular, you know Allen will be your quarterback. Kids in the sixth grade: Allen will be your guy through your high school years. Kids in the 11th grade: Allen will be your guy through your college years.’
Analysis: After Josh Allen deal and slew of extensions, Bills GM Brandon Beane's to-do list becomes clear
‘In getting so many contract extensions done before the start of the league year, Beane has given himself something that’s exceptionally valuable in a salary-cap world: cost certainty. He knows how much his quarterback is going to cost on the cap for the next six years, which allows him to build out the roster from there without the uncertainty of what it will cost to keep Allen.’
As stadium construction ramps up, so does cost to state in consulting services
‘The budget of the Erie County Stadium Corp. is going up by 11% in personnel services and 14% for use of consultants from last year as work enters its final stages.’