‘Douglas will be 30 years old at the start of next season. The Bills will have to determine if they want to run it back with him and make him an offer to return, or shop elsewhere in free agency and the draft to find another cornerback opposite Christian Benford, who elevated himself into the conversation as one of the better corners in the league last season.’
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Opinion: Capaccio: 2025 State of the Bills: Linebackers
‘Designating Milano a post June 1 cut would save $9.6 million this season, but still cost over $6.1 million in dead cap each of the next two years. And they wouldn’t be able to use any of that cleared money until June 1, anyway.’
Opinion: 2025 State of the Bills: Defensive tackle
‘The general feeling is they’d like to get bigger and stronger on the interior of their defensive line, as well as be able to disrupt the quarterback better.’
Experience a big reason for McDermott hiring Tabor as special teams coordinator
‘”One that was higher up on my scale was experience, was veteran experience,” McDermott said this week when asked what attracted him to Tabor for the role.’
Opinion: Interpreting the Bills’ brain trust
‘But there’s no way the Bills will pay Cook $15 million a year because of the position he plays and the fact he was on the field for less than 50% of the offensive snaps in 2024. That type of salary is Christian McCaffrey and Saquon Barkley money.’
Brandon Beane says he ‘won’t flinch’ to make any move if it helps Bills
‘”Anything that’s right that can help our team, yes, I would not flinch,” Beane said. “I say this on the golf course, ‘I’m a lot of things but scared ain’t one of them.”
Bills sign Khalil Shakir to four-year contract extension
‘Shakir was a former fifth-round pick (148th overall) of the Bills in the 2022 NFL Draft out of Boise State University. Despite a bit of a slower start to his career in Buffalo, Shakir has really blossomed into, arguably, Allen’s No. 1 target in the clutch over the last two seasons.
Sean McDermott confirms Bills coaching staff changes
‘For the first time since reports surfaced over the last couple of weeks, the Buffalo Bills confirmed on Monday they have moved on from special teams coordinator Matthew Smiley, as well as head strength and conditioning coach Eric Ciano.’
Opinion: 2025 State of the Bills: Defensive ends
‘There are two big questions surround this group this offseason. First, what will the team do with Von Miller and his contract?’
Opinion: A mixed bag for Bills defense in 2024
‘The defense was very much a “bend, but don’t break” unit, as their stats will show.’
Opinion: Looking back at the 2024 Bills offense
‘I thought the additions of Curtis Samuel (through free agency) and Amari Cooper (in-season trade) would have had a bigger impact, but both were just average. Samuel had only 31 receptions for 253 yards, while Cooper had 20 catches for 297 yards in his eight games with the Bills.’
Opinion: Capaccio: 2025 State of the Bills: Offensive line
‘That starting five shouldn’t change, and the sixth man who joins the group, Alec Anderson, is poised to be back in that same spot again in 2025 after re-signing a one-year deal. Anderson can play guard or center and even tackle in a pinch.’
Opinion: 2025 State of the Bills: Tight ends
‘Year 3 will be huge for Kincaid.’
Report: Bills to hire Chris Tabor as special teams coordinator
‘Tabor has an extensive history in the NFL as a special teams coordinator, having been in that position continuously from 2011-to-2023 with the Cleveland Browns, Chicago Bears and then finally with the Carolina Panthers.’
Opinion: 2025 State of the Bills: Wide receivers
‘No position may have been more scrutinized or questioned heading into the 2024 season than wide receiver. Only one player returned from the previous year who had ever caught a pass from Josh Allen: Khalil Shakir.’