‘Rapp joined the Bills last offseason after spending the first four years of his career with the Los Angeles Rams. In 16 games played for Buffalo in 2023, the 26-year-old started four games at safety, registering 50 total tackles, two passes defended, 0.5 sacks and an interception.’
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Bills release safety Jordan Poyer, defensive back Siran Neal
‘Poyer became a fan favorite during his seven seasons played with the Bills alongside longtime safety partner Micah Hyde.’
Report: Bills to release cornerback Tre’Davious White with post-June 1 designation
‘With the post-June 1 designation, the Bills can spread out his $10 million dead cap hit over two seasons, counting just over $6 million this year and just over $4 million next year.’
Report: Bills agree to contract restructures for Miller, Douglas
‘ESPN NFL insider Field Yates reports on Wednesday the Bills and edge rusher Von Miller have agreed to a renegotiated contract. Yates says the new restructured deal has a base value of $8.855 million in 2024, with the chance to make up to $20 million with incentives.’
Bills re-sign guard David Edwards to two-year contract
‘Wilson reports Edwards’ new contract with the Bills is worth $6 million that includes $2.95 million of guaranteed money.’
Report: Bills to bring back quarterback Mitchell Trubisky
‘As first reported by Tim Graham of The Athletic and Mike Garafolo from NFL Network, the Bills and Trubisky have agreed to terms on a deal that will see the former second overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft return to Buffalo.’
Report: Bills to release running back Nyheim Hines
‘As a kick returner, Hines returned 19 kicks in 2022 for the Bills for an average of 29.2 yards per-return. This included a game in Week 18 of the season against the New England Patriots, where he returned two kickoffs for touchdowns less than a week after safety Damar Hamlin nearly died on the field in a matchup with the Cincinnati Bengals.’
What Brandon Beane will be looking for if Bills need new starting safety
‘“I think instincts are really big at safety,” Beane told reporters Tuesday here at the annual NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. “If you’re telling me, ‘you can have an athletic guy that’s a 4.3 (in the forty yard dash), 4.4 safety but he doesn’t have instincts,’ I’ll take the 4.6 guy with instincts, ball skills, and a little less range.”’
Opinion: 2024 State of the Bills: Linebacker
‘Bernard enters year three as the unquestioned starter at the MIKE position, and is under contract for two more years, still on his rookie deal. It’s a great situation for the team to have him and Milano locked up for multiple years.’
Opinion: Capaccio: 2024 State of the Bills: Defensive tackle
‘The first thing that jumps out about this group is the sheer number of pending free agents. Of the seven players who ended the season on the roster in some capacity, only two are actually under contract for 2024.’
Matt Milano, Tre’Davious White continue to rehab injuries
‘“I think it’s still early,” Beane said when asked if either would be ready for any offseason activities. “They’re still working through it. I don’t want to commit to that at this point. Both of them are in Buffalo, rehabbing, doing everything they can.”’
‘Unexpected’ salary cap jump to $255 million had Brandon Beane smiling
‘For a team that has a lot of challenges just to get under the cap, let alone have the ability to re-sign some of their own free agents and those from other teams, every dollar counts.’
McDermott reiterates importance of explosive plays
‘McDermott even cited data on drives that end in scores with or without explosive plays, saying “usually a scoring drive has baked into it an explosive run or an explosive pass or a big-time penalty on the defense.”’
McDermott says Bills are still discussing who will call defensive plays
‘“We’ll make that decision when we need to,” McDermott said about calling the defense. “Right now we’re just one step at a time.”’
Opinion: Capaccio: 2024 State of the Bills: Defensive end/edge rushers
‘There are some big question marks with this group this offseason, and they mostly start with Von Miller.’