Did the selection of Maxwell Hairston receive unanimous approval from Rumblings readers?

The Buffalo Bills entered the 2025 NFL Draft with a goal in mind to improve the team’s defense from front to back, and to do so by selecting the best player on their board when it they were on the clock in reach round. General manager Brandon Beane understood the assignment well and — instead of reaching for a defensive tackle who didn’t fit their board in Round 1 thanks a to a major run on D-linemen — he hit what many are calling a home run by...

Lights, Camera, Action! — submit your application before the deadline!

If you’ve ever dreamed of being in a Hallmark Channel movie — especially one that celebrates Buffalo, NY and the Buffalo Bills — today is your last chance! Casting submissions for Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story officially close tonight, April 30, at 10 p.m. EDT.

The highly anticipated project, a collaboration between Hallmark Media, the NFL, Skydance Sports, and the Bills, will film entirely in Buffalo, including scenes at Highmark Stadium. Production is set to run from May 19, 2025, through June 12, 2025.

Interested actors must submit the...

Bills hold steady at running back despite James Cook’s contract uncertainty

The 2025 NFL Draft came and went this past weekend without the Buffalo Bills adding a single running back to their roster. It’s a move that surprised many given the uncertainty surrounding James Cook’s future with the team.

Cook, who is entering the final year of his rookie contract, is scheduled to earn $5.271 million in base salary this season, along with a $75,000 workout bonus. The 2022 second-round pick has developed into Buffalo’s lead back over the past two seasons, posting career highs in rushing yards and total...

Despite a fiery appearance on WGR550 by general manager Brandon Beane, the Bills may not be as confident in their WR room as they want outsiders to believe.

The Buffalo Bills have once again turned their sights to free agency, with news shared by Jordan Schultz that the will host free-agent wide receiver Elijah Moore, who previously played for the Cleveland Browns. Back to the Cleveland well they go, where last season general manager Brandon Beane made a trade to bring wide receiver Amari Cooper to Buffalo.

The Bills wrapped up their work of the 2025 NFL Draft this past...

Bills GM Brandon Beane is not having it with folks questioning his roster-building at receiver

Buffalo Bills general manager is a former NFL Executive of the Year and has constructed a dynasty in Western New York since selecting QB Josh Allen in 2018. Over the weekend, he loaded up on defense at the 2025 NFL Draft and while making the media rounds on Monday morning, dropped an expletive-filled rant on the hosts of the “Jeremy and Joe Show” on WGR 550, the official radio station of the Buffalo Bills.

You can listen to the whole segment on their website, but...

The Bills did not make a major investment at receiver during the 2025 NFL Draft

The wide receiver position continues to be a hot-button conversation among fans of the Buffalo Bills, especially after the team failed to make a significant investment in the position during the 2025 NFL Draft. In my opinion, the Bills will need to sign a free agent in the coming weeks to round out the team’s receiving corps.

While the club did select wide receiver Kaden Prather (Maryland) in Round 7 on Saturday, the Bills still have a hole to fill on their roster. The team...

Plus, find out which undrafted rookie free agents have signed with the Bills!

The Buffalo Bills continued to address the defensive side of the football Saturday on Day 3 of the 2025 NFL Draft, first trading up to select Kentucky defensive tackle Deone Walker in the fourth round, adding a “mammoth human” with enormous potential.

For Bills fans who thought the team would never use all of their draft picks, general manager Brandon Beane nearly proved them wrong, as the Bills ended up making nine selections overall — one off the ten he started with — after Beane was done...

Which UDFAs are signing with the Bills following the 2025 NFL Draft?

The Buffalo Bills just wrapped up their work in the 2025 NFL Draft, but took no time to rest as the hectic process of hunting down undrafted free agents (UDFA) now begins. After selecting nine players over the course of seven rounds, the Bills will continue bolstering a roster intent on contending for a Super Bowl this season.

Will any of the the UDFAs announced below end up contributing to Buffalo’s 2025 season and beyond? We’ll find out more in the coming months! For now, keep it locked...

Catch up on all that general manager Brandon Beane and One Bills Drive accomplished during the 2025 NFL Draft

The Buffalo Bills have put the finishing touches on their draft work, having exited the 2025 NFL Draft after making a total of nine selections. While widely speculated that the Bills would not use each of the 10 draft picks at their disposal, general manager Brandon Beane saw fit to select nine prospects the team hopes has bright futures ahead at One Bills Drive.

If you missed any of the news and analysis about every Buffalo Bills draft pick between Thursday,...

Bills get height/weight/speed prospect in round 7

The Buffalo Bills have made their last scheduled pick in the 2025 NFL Draft with the selection of Maryland wide receiver Kaden Prather at No. 240 overall in the seventh round.

Prather is a 6’4” 205-pound receiver who ran a 4.46 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine. He’s had decent production at the Power Four level in college. He’s shown ability to contort his body to make difficult grabs in his profile in addition to the NFL-ready physique.

Prather has some speed, but he lacks explosion which is exemplified in a 30”...

The Bills land a productive and consistent developmental target for Josh Allen and the offense.

The Buffalo Bills closed out their portion of the 2025 NFL Draft by selecting wide receiver Kaden Prather out of the University of Maryland. A surprising pick for Buffalo in Round 7, Prather is a tall receiver with good size, standing 6’3 1/2” and weighing 204 pounds.

Prather is a long strider who possesses good deep speed, but he’s not a velocity merchant by definition. He’s more fast than quick, more similar to a 1969 Dodge Daytona than a Formula 1 race car. At the...

Bills adding big athlete, possible swing tackle in Chase Lundt

The Buffalo Bills took another dip on offense (just their second of eight selections) with the pick of UCONN offensive tackle Chase Lundt at No. 206 overall in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft.

Lundt has huge size at 6’8” and 305 pounds, and moves light on his feet. He’s been a career right tackle only for Jim Mora and the Huskies. Lundt has real movement skill that will lend itself to NFL tackle play despite sub-33 inch arms.

Lundt is going to be 25 years old once...