‘Whether it was Josh Allen, Mitch Trubisky or Shane Buechele under center on Tuesday, Bills quarterbacks were often hitting pass-catchers in the shorter areas of the field, giving them opportunities to make plays after the catch.’
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Claypool, Kincaid impress at Bills OTAs on Tuesday
‘Both Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid and wide receiver Chase Claypool made highlight-reel types of catches that grabbed the attention of those on-hand for Tuesday’s OTAs in Orchard Park.’
Sean McDermott excited to have Bills together again for OTAs
‘”I’ve been very impressed with the attendance we’ve had,” said McDermott ahead of Tuesday’s OTA session. “We’ve had great attendance throughout the whole offseason with a couple of guys missing here-and-there, so the attendance has been great. The focus day-in and day-out has been tremendous, and they’ve been intentional about improving, and us educating the players on our core beliefs.”‘
Bills to host 2024 training camp at St. John Fisher University
‘As was first announced on Friday by new Bills CEO Pete Guelli on X, formerly known as Twitter, the team will, once again, host their annual training camp on the campus of St. John Fisher University in Pittsford.’
Bills sign safety Dee Delaney, release wide receiver Quintez Cephus
‘Delaney, 29, has had a number of stops since entering the league as an undrafted free agent in 2018, starting with the Jacksonville Jaguars. He had also made stops with the Miami Dolphins and Washington Commanders before spending 2021-23 as a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.’
Opinion: What to like about Bills’ 2024 schedule
‘The toughest part of the schedule covers Weeks 2 through 6.’
Bills release 2024 regular season schedule
‘In total, the Bills will play five prime-time games this season, with a majority of those games coming in the first six games of the season. This includes three-straight games under the bright lights in Weeks 2, 3 and 4. Two of those five prime-time games in 2024 will see Buffalo playing at the friendly confines of Highmark Stadium.’
Opinion: Prime-time Bills will have to navigate tough early stretch
‘Not that the first three weeks are any easier. The Bills only have two home games in the first month-and-a-half of the season, opening the year at Highmark Stadium against Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals, and then facing former Bills wide receiver Gabe Davis and center Mitch Morse in another “Monday Night Football” matchup in Week 3.’
Bills sign veteran wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling to one-year contract
‘Valdes-Scantling spent the last two seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, where he was able to win back-to-back Super Bowl championships. In 33 games played in Kansas City, the 29-year-old reeled in 63 passes on 123 targets for 1,002 yards and three touchdowns.’
Bills will visit Dolphins on Thursday Night Football in Week 2
‘The game will be streamed on Amazon Prime.’
Bills rookies off and running
‘While second-round pick Keon Coleman was the main focus for most of the media on-hand, there were plenty of other players and storylines to go with them, including kicker Alex McNulty, who went to high school in Rochester and played his college football at the University at Buffalo.’
Bills announce 12 undrafted free agents and draft pick signing ahead of rookie camp
‘One of the more notable undrafted signings is five-time Pro Bowler and former Bills running back, Frank Gore’s son Frank Gore Jr out of Southern Mississippi. In his four years at Southern Mississippi, Gore Jr. rushed for 4,022 yards and 26 touchdowns.’
Longtime Bills voice John Murphy steps away from play-by-play duties
‘John Murphy has served as the play-by-play voice on the Buffalo Bills Radio Network for parts of 19 seasons, taking over for broadcasting legend Van Miller upon his retirement after the 2003 season. Murphy was the soundtrack of Bills football on local airwaves stretching much of New York State, and even into Northern Pennsylvania and as far West as Cheyenne, Wyoming.’
Opinion: Thanks for everything, ‘Murph’!
‘You are also the connection between the fans and their beloved team, in this case the Bills. When you think about some of your favorite moments and best memories from games over the years, that play-by-play voice is the link. It’s as if that person becomes a member of your family.’
Opinion: Bills still a hot commodity for TV networks
‘The Bills are still ratings gold because of one player: Josh Allen. He is one of the most exciting quarterbacks in the league, and that means the Bills will be in plenty of national TV games once again.’