‘In the five games after Allen got engaged, he threw 10 touchdowns and ran for seven more, a closing stretch to the regular season that was good enough for him to hold off Lamar Jackson and win the NFL MVP award.’
BillsBeat - March 10, 2025
Bills release defensive end Von Miller
‘The three-time All-Pro and future Hall-of-Famer was scheduled to count over $23 million against the team’s salary cap in 2025. However, the release will clear $8.3 million in cap space.’
Bills reach agreement on new six-year deal with quarterback Josh Allen
‘That figure would make Allen the second-highest paid quarterback in the league at $55 million, in terms of average annual value (AAV), only behind Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott at $60 million. Allen is also tied with Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow with his average annual salary.’
Why Josh Allen's new record breaking contract with the Buffalo Bills is a bargain
‘Not only does this new deal keep Allen in Buffalo for an additional two seasons, but it likely creates more salary cap space for the 2025 season. While the exact details of the contract are unknown, the front office likely built this deal in a way that would create spending money during the first few years of Allen’s new contract.’
Report: Josh Allen, Bills agree to a record-setting contract extension
‘The announcement comes after the Bills locked up three other players with new contracts. Defensive end Greg Rousseau signed Saturday for four years and $80 million, linebacker Terrel Bernard signed Friday for four years, $50 million, and wide receiver Khalil Shakir signed Feb. 25 for four years and $53 million.’
Bills sign Josh Allen to 6-year deal reportedly worth $330M
‘The Buffalo Bills announced late Sunday evening that the MVP quarterback and the team agreed on a new contract, keeping him in Buffalo through 2030.’
Von Miller’s tenure with Bills ends after three years; team gains cap flexibility
‘Reports indicate that releasing Miller frees up $8.4 million in cap space for the Bills. The eight-time Pro Bowler ranks 16th all-time with 129.5 sacks.’
Bills lock up MVP Josh Allen through 2030 season with record-setting deal
‘The deal is reportedly valued at $330 million, with $250 million guaranteed, the largest guarantee ever given to an NFL player.’
Buffalo Bills release LB Von Miller
‘Miller spent three seasons in Buffalo and was an important leader in the locker room. The two-time Super Bowl champion played in 36 games and started in 11 during his time with the Bills.’
Buffalo Bills and MVP QB Josh Allen reach agreement on a new deal through 2030
‘Allen was named the AP NFL Most Valuable Player in 2024 after recording 4,269 total yards, 41 total touchdowns and the fewest turnovers of his career (8). Among his many NFL records set this season, Allen became the first player in NFL history with 5 straight 40+ total TD seasons.’
BillsBeat - March 9, 2025
Bills, Greg Rousseau agree to four-year contract extension
‘The deal, first reported by ESPN, is worth up to $80 million, and includes $54 million in guarantees. It’s the third contract extension given out by general manager Brandon Beane to players with one year left on their deals this offseason, following agreements with wide receiver Khalil Shakir and linebacker Terrel Bernard. Negotiations with Rousseau started before the 2024 season, then picked back up after the Bills were eliminated from the playoffs by the Chiefs in the AFC championship game.’
Buffalo Bills re-sign long snapper Reid Ferguson to four-year extension
‘Ferguson, who turns 31 this month, has been with the Bills since 2016. He’s appeared in every game for eight consecutive seasons. This season, Ferguson passed Adam Lingner for most career games by a Bills long snapper. Lingner had 140 games. Counting playoffs, Ferguson is at 145 games.’
Free agency preview: Depth of draft at DT impacts decisions on open market
‘DaQuan Jones is 33 years old and played OK. But he wasn’t as effective as when he was dominating in the middle early in the 2023 season. The Bills could stick with Jones and try to add a young thumper in the 2025 NFL draft. It is a deep draft for defensive tackles, and the Bills might be able to get a quality player in the third or fourth round.’
Bills Mailbag: Pressure is on Brandon Beane to get the first round of the NFL draft right
‘Picking at No. 30, the chance to find an immediate impact player is not great. The Bills have a good amount of draft capital if they want to move up, including an extra second-round pick acquired in the trade of Stefon Diggs last offseason. Whether it’s moving up, back or staying put at No. 30, the most important part is that Beane gets the pick right and finds a player who will contribute in 2025. His uneven track record in the early rounds of the draft recently has become a storyline since last season ended, and he will be under pressure to turn that around.’
Bills CBA stance demonstrates refusal to engage with the community
‘Members of the Community Benefit Oversight Committee, the oversight entity for the CBA, have called for tangible actions on what choosing love looks like. The community would love for a transparent, accessible public application so they can apply for the community investment the Bills committed to Western New York. The small businesses, food vendors, cleaning companies, security firms, would love to learn how they can start preparing to work at the new stadium. But the Bills executives refuse to engage with the community to develop these programs.’