Brandon Beane knows what it takes to win in this league, and it sounds like he's willing to do whatever it takes to get the Buffalo Bills to their ultimate goal. He's done it before, and this year, he might just do it again.

The two biggest decisions for the Buffalo Bills center on what to do with two veterans, cornerback Rasul Douglas and wide receiver Amari Cooper. My prediction is that both of them move on, but I wouldn’t be willing to put any hard-earned money behind that,

Sal Maiorana has four free agent ideas for the Bills, one player for each of their four critical positional needs.

”This is a guy who was ‘overrated,’ right?” Beane said of the 2024 poll that listed Allen as the NFL’s most overrated quarterback following the 2023 season. “In all seriousness, that’s how our training camp day started. Josh asked me the question. And we were getting into the overrated [discussion] to the guy who won MVP.”

We’re going to hold off on a Myles Garrett trade. Instead, we’ll take about $30 million of cap space into free agency after roster cuts, contract restructures and re-signing some of our own impending free agents,

The one move that was certainly expected as the Bills try to pare their salary cap has reportedly happened. Von Miller is being released.

Of the 22 players who started on offense or defense for the Bills in the AFC championship game against the Chiefs, only three of them – wide receiver Mack Hollins, safety Damar Hamlin and cornerback Rasul Douglas – are scheduled to become unrestricted free agents next week.

The 2025 free agency period will get rolling Monday. Here is a look at where the Bills stand with cap space and their needs.

The Buffalo Bills need another weapon for Josh Allen, but how the franchise works out the room this offseason will be interesting viewing.

Buffalo Bills receiver Khalil Shakir has agreed to a four-year contract extension worth up to $60.2 million that locks him up through the 2029 season