The Buffalo Bills will be hitting the practice field with their rookies this weekend. The team will hold their annual rookie minicamp which began on Friday. Among those taking part are all the players the Bills picked at the 2024 NFL draft. While receiver Keon Coleman, Buffalo’s top draft choice, will have many eyes on him, there will be others vying for some as well. The Bills announced that 12 undrafted rookie free agents have officially signed with the team. Here’s the full list ..read more

Josh Allen made one of his well-known calls to Brandon Beane during the 2024 NFL draft. The Buffalo Bills general manager joined the Pat McAfee Show following this year’s draft. As the story went at the event, the Bills traded out of the first round. On Day 2, Buffalo was on the clock first and ended up picking receiver Keon Coleman. Per Beane, Allen was on board because he called the GM and let him know. According to Beane, Allen was golfing and picked up his phone and asked him what the plan was in the second round. He said Coleman was the target and the QB gave the seal of approval. This st ..read more

The Buffalo Bills missed the mark a bit for our friends at USA TODAY. Following the 2024 NFL draft, USA TODAY handed the Bills an average mark of “B” for the haul the team pulled in. Highlighting the class is Keon Coleman. Coleman was Buffalo’s top selection in the second round. The Bills traded back twice and completely out of the first round. While USA TODAY doesn’t appear to disagree with the decision, there was some commentary against it. The preferred deal would have been moving in the other direction to select a prospect that was a bit more polarizing. Overall, every team’s grade was mar ..read more

Terrance Gray has been a person of interest across the NFL. But most recently Gray, the director of player personnel for the Buffalo Bills, has opted to stay in western New York rather than head to the New England Patriots. According to MMQB’s Albert Breer, the Patriots had interest in bringing Gray on board. He declined: The Patriots reached out to interview Bills director of player personnel Terrance Gray for their primary football executive position, per sources, and Gray politely turned them down. Eliot Wolf's the expected hire, but New England still has to satisfy NFL rules on interviews ..read more

The Buffalo Bills have been wheeling and dealing their way through the 2024 offseason. It started with many departures. Longtime veterans such as defensive backs Tre’Davious White and Jordan Poyer were released in salary cap moves. That pair have since gone on to sign with the Los Angeles Rams and Miami Dolphins, respectively. More recently, Buffalo’s spring has been highlighted by additions. The 2024 NFL draft began with the selection of receiver Keon Coleman. With the dust starting to settle, let’s take a look at the salary cap. Here’s where the Bills currently rank in terms of spending at ..read more

The Buffalo Bills had a solid 2024 NFL draft as they addressed their pressing needs at wide receiver and safety. One of the players Buffalo drafted in the later rounds has earned plenty of praise, including from someone who has been around the NFL long enough to know what he’s talking about. Greg Cosell, senior producer for NFL Films, recently made an appearance on One Bills Live to give his take on the Bills’ fourth-round pick, running back Ray Davis. Among other things, he said that while Davis is “short,” but he’s “not small,” referencing Davis’ solid frame with his listing at 5-foot-8 and ..read more

Keon Coleman had plenty of fun during his first visit to One Bills Drive after the 2024 NFL draft. The top-draft pick of the Buffalo Bills was being shown around team facilities. In doing so, the Cryotherapy system was shown to Coleman. He had a laugh with the cold, something he’ll have to get used to in western New York. Coleman stepped inside of it and pretended to be longtime WWE wrestler “The Undertaker” when he was exiting. If you know, you know. The clip shared by the Bills can be found below: Cue the @undertaker theme song. Exclusive look at @keoncoleman6's first 24 hours as a Buffalo ..read more

Longtime play-by-play announcer for the Buffalo Bills, John Murphy, has decided to retire from that position with the team’s broadcasting crew. However, Murphy will remain part of Bills coverage in some capacity: An ambassador for both Bills football and the city of Buffalo. After more than three decades, John Murphy will be stepping away from play-by-play duties but leaving the door open to be involved in the game day broadcast: https://t.co/vBQkVb1Zek pic.twitter.com/EjZ6t2fXDV — Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) May 9, 2024 “I’ll miss it a great deal.” Murphy told the team’s website. “I’ll mi ..read more

Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane loves the overall toughness that running back Ray Davis will bring to the team’s offense. Davis, selected in the fourth round by Buffalo at the 2024 NFL draft, will suit up in the team’s backfield with James Cook. Davis will bring a “dog” type of dynamic to that partnership, according to Beane. Beane explained after that draft that Davis is a player fans should not expect to be going out of bounds very often. Beane discussing Davis can be found in the One Bills Live clip below: #Bills GM Brandon Beane on the toughness he added with his selections in ..read more

In the annual tradition, the phone is picked up and the call is made to the player at the 2024 NFL draft. The Bills, when on the call at No. 60 overall in the second round, dialed the number of safety Cole Bishop. The clip of that call which featured general manager Brandon Beane followed by head coach Sean McDermott can be found below: Fired up to add @Cole_Bishop_8 to the defense. #NFLDraft | #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/fZZFtSIUiH — Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) April 27, 2024 Related NFL moves 2024 schedule release to next weekBills' Josh Allen visits local hospital for Nurses WeekWATCH ..read more