‘The 24 year-old was Buffalo’s first round pick (30th overall) in 2021 has been on of the anchors for the Bills defensive line. Rousseau also finished with career highs in quarterback hits (24), tackles for loss (16), 36 solo tackles, and three forced fumbles.’
BillsBeat - March 9, 2025
‘I never wanted to leave:’ Buffalo Bills re-sign Greg Rousseau to four-year, $80 million extension
‘”It’s a blessing, you know, it’s a place that I wanted to be. Since 2021, I’ve been here. I never really wanted to leave, so I mean I’m just glad that organization feels the same way.” Rousseau said. “They trusted me a lot with this contract, so I gotta go out there and prove them right and keep on playing good ball and only get better.”‘
Bills sign DE Greg Rousseau to 4-year contract extension
‘Also, long snapper Reid Ferguson is staying in Buffalo after signing a four-year contract before he was eligible to become a free agent next week. The 30-year-old Ferguson is the longest-active tenured player on the Bills roster in having spent his entire eight-year NFL career with the team.’
Bills fans face worst concession stand access in the NFL, study finds
‘The Chicago Bears and Soldier Field topped the list with 25 concession stands per 10,000 people. The Buffalo Bills came in dead last at No. 30, with only six per 10,000 fans.’
Buffalo Bills defensive end Greg Rousseau signs a four-year contract extension
‘The extension comes just over a month after Rousseau finished one of his most productive seasons. Rousseau led Buffalo’s pass rushers with 8.0 sacks last year, which tied a career high set in 2022. The defensive end had career highs in several statistical categories in 2024 – 24 quarterback hits, 16 tackles for loss, 36 solo tackles and three forced fumbles.’
Buffalo Bills re-sign Reid Ferguson to a four-year contract
‘”It’s a cool kind of feather to have in your cap (to be) the longest tenured guy that has been here since the old staff was here,” Ferguson said on Saturday afternoon. “So, I appreciate Coach McDermott and Brandon (Beane) for keeping me around, believing in me, trusting me and giving me opportunities to grow in all aspects of my game, on and off the field.”‘
BillsBeat - March 8, 2025
Buffalo Bills retaining most of cornerback room, with one notable looming free agent
‘If Douglas is to walk – which may be the financial outcome here – the Bills don’t have much depth in-house. Kaiir Elam has yet to pan out for the Bills the way general manager Brandon Beane expected when he traded up to take Elam in the first round of the 2022 draft.’
Buffalo Bills, linebacker Terrel Bernard agree to four-year extension
‘With an average of $12.5 million, Bernard is tied with Cleveland’s Jeremiah-Owusu-Koramoah as sixth-highest-paid among off-ball linebackers, according to industry website Over The Cap. The top five are Baltimore’s Roquan Smith ($20 million), San Francisco’s Fred Warner ($19.045 million), Chicago’s Tremaine Edmunds ($18 million), the Bills’ Matt Milano ($14.165 million) and Pittsburgh’s Patrick Queen ($13.67 million).’
As stadium cost again rises, Bills ask NFL for permission to borrow more
‘The latest rise in the stadium cost estimate is slight compared to previous increases, with the price going up $100 million to an estimated $2.2 billion. But combined with previous overruns, it’s enough to drive the Bills to ask the NFL for permission to exceed its debt cap so that the team can borrow more money to help cover increasing construction expenses, according to a Sports Business Journal report.’
Buffalo Bills extend contract of star linebacker: The details
‘It’s a strategy they would like to continue with two other 2022 draft picks whose rookie contracts expire after the 2025 season, cornerback Christian Benford and running back James Cook.’
Bills 7-round mock draft: 2 big trades land game-wrecker & Ed Oliver tag team partner
‘Round 1 (projected trade) Pick No. 26: Kenneth Grant, DT, Michigan.’
Bills continue to build future, sign Bernard to contract extension
‘Tre’Davious White, Jordan Poyer, Mitch Morse and others were on their way out the door either due to declining production, cap savings, or both. Fast-forward 12 months, and the team is in a much different position than it was in to begin the 2024 offseason. Now, with the 2025 league year set to begin on March 12, Buffalo is building for its future rather than entering a transitional phase similar to that in which it found itself last springtime.’
Terrel Bernard's $50 million extension another example of Bills' draft and develop philosophy
‘Bernard was entering the final year of his rookie contract and it never seemed likely the Bills would let one of two team captains (along with Josh Allen) hit the open market.’
A big board of the top free agents that make the most sense for the Bills
‘The Buffalo Bills have some holes to fill, particularly on defense and are expected to be active in free agency. It’s not a deep free agent class and many of the top cornerbacks are aging.’
Dion Dawkins slams Chiefs for abysmal Super Bowl dud, claims Bills ‘would’ve had a better chance’
‘The eight-year veteran Dawkins has been with the Bills his entire career — so he’s now had his fair share of devastating playoff losses, especially against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.’