Buffalo Bills News

Oregon's eighth practice is over, meaning spring football has moved past the halfway point until the May 3 spring game.

The 2014 NFL Draft is under a month away and the season for sifting through all the rumors is upon us.

When founder and owner of the Buffalo Bills Ralph Wilson passed away last month, at the age of 95, it placed the future of the franchise in jeopardy.

Moving on with our next installment of Who Wore It, we will look at the players throughout Bills history that wore the number 4. There have been five players that have worn the number 4 for the Bills.

The Bills could be looking to add some pieces on defense in the middle rounds of the draft.

Weekly, we take a look around the SB Nation family of NFL blogs. Here are the news stories and analysis they are discussing.

The Bills have not been to the playoffs since they benched Doug Flutie for the playoff game against the Tennessee Titans in 1999.

For two straight seasons, Zach Zwinak has rushed for or come close to eclipsing 1,000-yards out of Penn State's backfield.

The Buffalo Bills have had a couple of news worthy mentions as to where they are going to make a move and trade in the draft or if they will stay at their appointed number 9 spot.

When the secondary was fully healthy for the Buffalo Bills, they boasted the best pair of playmaking safeties they've had in quite some time.

I want to be able to figure out who Buffalo is going to draft before the draft begins.

Thurman Thomas was a key member of the Buffalo Bills AFC dynasty in the early 1990s.

I read an article that said something about giving any new owner who would keep the team local some kind of 0% interest incentive.

Dec 29, 2013; Foxborough, MA, USA; Buffalo Bills kicker Dan Carpenter kicks for the extra point against the New England Patriots during the second half at Gillette Stadium.

Before the Eagles traded for New Orleans Saints running back Darren Sproles , they apparently had another name on their wish list.

Businessman Donald Trump speaks at the inaugural Freedom Summit meeting for conservative speakers in Manchester, N.H., April 12, 2014.

Brandon Spikes, the colorful linebacker now employed by the Buffalo Bills, is relishing the opportunity to play against his former team, the Patriots.

Even though free agency started over a month ago and the free-agency pool is drastically smaller, the Buffalo Bills have continued to look for players.

Brown, 6-foot-4, 260 pounds, will try to earn a roster spot as a versatile defensive end/rush linebacker player.

It has been just a few weeks since Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson Jr. died, and New York's senior senator said it may be early for people to push the panic button concerning the team's long-term future in Western New York.