You only get one chance at a first impression and Keon Coleman knocked his out of the park. What he does on the field will matter more than anything else, but Coleman will very clearly be a fun guy to have in the community and organization. That was evident Saturday afternoon with his introductory press conference in Orchard Park. Before answering any questions, he went into detail about his love for bargain shopping at Macys. The video has been viewed more than four million times on social media. When his press conference concluded he doubled down on the fun, asking if he could try some of th ..read more

With the 128th pick in the fourth round, the Buffalo Bills drafted Ray Davis out of the University of Kentucky. He had a stellar season with the Wildcats, running for 1,129 yards and 14 touchdowns on just 199 carries. He also had seven receiving touchdowns in 2023. Kentucky was Davis' third collegiate team, and he had success at all of them. According to UK Athletics, Davis is believed to be the only player in NCAA history to have 1,000 yards rushing at three different schools. "I try to mix it up as much as I can," Davis said after he was selected. "A lot of people classify me as a downhill r ..read more

There was a lot more action for the Buffalo Bills on Day 2 of the 2024 NFL Draft. After trading out of the first round on Day 1, the Bills were ready to make their first selection with the No. 33 overall pick. The day started with former Florida State wide receiver Keon Coleman. The 20-year-old is a big target for Josh Allen, who has been questioned if he will be productive at the NFL level because of his lack of speed displayed at the combine. "I don't think I have ever been caught from behind," said Keon Coleman. The Opelousas native is confident that his play will speak for itself. Buffalo ..read more

With the departure of safety Jordan Poyer and Micah Hyde's return for the 2024-2025 season unknown, the Buffalo Bills got some young help in the secondary by selecting Utah safety Cole Bishop with the 60th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. After wide receiver, safety was a glaring need for Buffalo to address and begin building depth on the roster. The addition of Bishop checks off plenty of boxes. A second-team All-Pac-12 selection, in 11 total games for the Utes Bishop racked up 60 tackles, with 6.5 tackles for loss, 3 sacks, 2 interceptions, 3 pass breakups, and a forced fumble. Learning b ..read more

It took longer than expected, but the Buffalo Bills finally made a pick in the 2024 NFL Draft by selecting Florida State wide receiver Keon Coleman with the first pick in the second round. Coleman is a big-bodied threat who attacks jump balls with his 6'4", 215-pound frame. As a junior with the Seminoles, Coleman caught 50 passes for 658 yards and 11 touchdowns. The knock on Coleman is his lack of game-changing speed, but his other strengths make him a worthwhile gamble for the Bills as they look to find a true boundary wide receiver. Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane touched on all ..read more

If you had the Buffalo Bills trading back not once, but twice in the 1st round of the 2024 NFL Draft then play the lottery or bet on the future Super Bowl winner. However Bills Mafia don't panic because here's a list of the picks Buffalo has starting on day two. 33, 60, 95, 128, 141, 144, 160, 163, 204, 221 So with that being said let's look at offensive players available and start with the position the fan base wanted in the first place, wide receiver. Adonai Mitchell - WR The first guy we'll talk about is Adonai Mitchell who could have very easily been the Bills pick had they kept the 28th o ..read more

The Buffalo Bills made two trades on the draft floor Thursday night. The team was on the clock with its 28th overall pick before dealing it and two other picks to the Kansas City Chiefs in a multiple pick swap. Later, once again on the clock, the team made a move with the Carolina Panthers to move from the last pick in the First Round to the first pick in the Second Round. The Second Round of the Draft starts Friday night at 7. Get Bills game updates the Monday after each game by signing up for our Monday Morning Quarterback newsletter ..read more

The new Highmark Stadium Community Benefits Oversight Committee gathered Monday for a second public meeting. The group's focus is to ensure that the Western New York community benefits from the Buffalo Bills new $1.5 billion stadium. Being a part of the oversight committee is a role that Reverend Mark Blue, the President of Buffalo's NAACP, takes seriously. "This is very important to our community, to the life of our community," said Rev. Mark Blue, who was elected chair of the committee on Monday. "We will ask those questions, we will dig into the information, we will make sure that all in t ..read more

When news broke Friday afternoon that Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula would explore the possibility of selling a minority stake in the organization, it got fans thinking. "Could we buy part of the Bills?" I think we should get together, organize, get our dollars and petty change in there. And start to have a say in things," says fan Zachary Reed. We saw AJ Epenesa at Target we told him about the news and we told him that Bills Mafia would step up and buy 25 percent if thats what we have to do," adds fellow fan Avery Eastman. Zachary Reed and Avery Eastman werent the only Bills fans who saw th ..read more

For the first time since becoming the owner of the Buffalo Bills in 2014, Tim Pegula is now open to selling a minority stake of the Buffalo Bills football team. 7News has worked on coverage since the news was released. Senior Reporter at the Athletic, Tim Graham, was the first to report the news earlier today. He spoke more with 7News' Jeff Russo about the developments in the video seen above ..read more