‘A league sources confirmed to WGR that the pick will be Buffalo’s own selection, No. 246 overall, which is 25th overall in the seventh round. The Bills still hold the Atlanta Falcons’ seventh round pick in this year’s draft, No. 231 overall, which they acquired in exchange for tight end Lee Smith last offseason.’
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Details released for Von Miller’s contract
‘Miller received an $18.525 million signing bonus. That money will be spread out over the life of the six-year contract for salary cap purposes. However, Miller will play on a base salary of only $1.12 million next season, allowing his cap figure to be just north of $5.1 million in 2022, as the Bills stay tight against the salary cap.’
Brandon Beane not thrilled with J.D. McKissic situation
‘Beane then responded to a question about whether or not this complicates things with an organization in Washington, which he has many connections to people from his days with the Carolina Panthers. “Yeah, it does,” Beane said.’
Shaq Lawson, Marquel Lee return to Bills on one-year deals
‘Lee was not on an NFL roster in 2020, then signed with the Bills in March of last year. He returned to the Raiders after the Bills released him last training camp, playing 11 games for Las Vegas.’
Bills release defensive tackle Star Lotulelei
‘After missing the opening week of the season with a calf injury, Lotulelei returned to play the next seven contests, but then played in only four of the remaining nine games due to both injuries and being on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.’
Jordan Phillips returns to Bills on one-year deal
‘Phillips led the Bills with 9.5 sacks in 2019, then had five total sacks in 18 games over the past two years in Arizona.’
Bills release wide receiver Cole Beasley
‘Thursday’s release comes after the Bills failed to find a trade partners after Beasley was allowed to seek a trade. The 32-year-old is now free to sign as an unrestricted free agent.’
Opinion: Bills go all-in for Super Bowl title
‘Then there’s the obvious trickle down effect. Miller’s presence will make so many other players better. If you have to worry about Miller so much that makes life better for guys like Ed Oliver to be even more disruptive in the middle of the line. How about ends like Greg Rousseau and Boogie Basham? They can be more effective when teams are paying more attention to Miller.’
Bills sign Von Miller to six-year contract; O.J. Howard to one-year deal
‘Miller, 32, leads all active NFL players in career sacks with 115.5. He’s an eight-time Pro Bowler, a three-time All Pro, and has won two Super Bowl championships, including this past season with the Los Angeles Rams. He was also named Super Bowl 50 MVP while a member of the Denver Broncos.’
Report: J.D. McKissic will not sign with Bills
‘Schefter added some background to McKissic’s decision, saying that Washington didn’t initially offer him a deal until he agreed to one in Buffalo, per his agents. Once McKissic heard Washington was willing to match the offer, he didn’t want to leave.’
Report: Bills to sign running back J.D. McKissic
‘McKissic started his career with the Atlanta Falcons in 2016 after he went undrafted out of Arkansas State. He has also made stops in his career with the Seattle Seahawks and Detroit Lions before spending the past two seasons in Washington.’
Report: Levi Wallace to sign with Steelers
‘The 26-year-old joined the Bills as an undrafted free agent out of the University of Alabama in 2018. Originally on the practice squad, he was signed to the active roster, started immediately and never looked back. He played in 52 career games, starting every one of them.’
Bills not awarded compensatory draft picks in 2022 NFL Draft
‘Compensatory picks are awarded based on a formula that includes a team having to lose more free agents than they sign the offseason prior, as well as other factors.’
Bills sign center Mitch Morse a two-year contract extension
‘Garafolo also reports the extension for Morse is worth $19.5 million, with $12 million guaranteed. This would increase the 29-year-old’s pay from $8.5 million to $11.25 million per-year.’
Bills sign guard Rodger Saffold
‘Saffold entered the league as a second round pick by the Rams in the 2010 NFL Draft out of Indiana University. He’s played in 160 games, starting 157 of them. He’s been reliable and available, missing only five games in the past six seasons, playing in 92 of a possible 97 over that time.’