After drafting Dalton Kincaid in the first round in 2023, the Buffalo Bills initially planned to run a two-tight end offense with Dawson Knox and Kincaid. However, with Kincaid demonstrating his potential as an elite tight end, Knox might now be considered expendable. This situation could benefit the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Ryan Heckman of The…
Joe Collier, who led the Bills for three seasons before a notable 17-year tenure as the Broncos’ defensive coordinator, has passed away at the age of 91, as announced by the Broncos on Tuesday. Collier is credited with pioneering the 3-4 defense and played a significant role in guiding the Broncos to Super Bowl appearances…
The Bills announced on Friday that Chase Claypool, formerly a wide receiver for the Bears, has agreed to a one-year contract with them. Claypool, aged 25, had brief stints with the Bears spanning two half seasons. Initially acquired by the Bears from the Steelers in a trade involving a second-round pick during the 2022 NFL…
The LA Chargers face several roster deficiencies to address this offseason, all while working within tight financial constraints. After implementing necessary cost-cutting measures, the team will have limited space to pursue affordable signings in free agency. Ideally, these acquisitions would not only plug roster gaps but also come from players released by their previous teams….
After experiencing two inconsistent seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling has been officially released by the team, granting him an early entry into free agency. Originally signed in the 2022 offseason, the former Green Bay Packer played a significant role in the Chiefs’ consecutive Super Bowl victories, despite facing challenges such…
Add NBC Sports’ Peter King to those expressing discontent with the decision to award Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco the Associated Press Comeback Player of the Year title over Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin last week. In his “Football Morning in America” column on Monday, King voiced his frustration, deeming it “ridiculous” and even “absurd”…
Buffalo Bills running back James Cook openly criticized the exclusion of his former team, the Georgia Bulldogs, from the College Football Playoff, placing partial blame on Nick Saban. Cook, familiar with playoff disappointments in Buffalo, expressed frustration over Georgia’s apparent path to a third consecutive playoff appearance being thwarted by a loss in the SEC…