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While football fans wait for the start of the 2026 season, it is never too soon to prepare for fantasy football. James Cook is coming off one of the greatest rushing season’s in Buffalo Bills history, having led the NFL in rush yards in 2025. Past success does not guaranteed future success, so I was curious how ESPN’s panel of fantasy football experts would rate Cook.

As you would probably imagine, Cook is seen as one of the top running backs in fantasy football. The ESPN panel has him as the 6th ranked running back heading into this season, trailing...

On Tuesday, I co-hosted ‘One Bills Live’ with Steve Tasker, and because the Buffalo Bills’ new studio in the field house is still under construction, we filmed the live show at the Bills Store on Abbott Road.

I’ve been to the Bills Store in July before, and every instance was the exact same — maybe a dad and son standing outside to take a picture in front of the (now old) stadium, maybe 3-4 people inside the store (if that) perusing Bills gear of many sorts.

This July experience inside the Bills Store was different. Significantly different.

Because of construction...

In the first installment of this series, we covered the offensive backfield and the offensive line — the engine room of Joe Brady and Pete Carmichael’s system. Now we move to the perimeter, where a blockbuster trade rewrote the depth chart at receiver and left one of the more compelling three-way fights on the entire roster sitting right behind it. Without further ado, let’s check the state of the WR and TE rooms.

WR: 2 locks and a genuine three-way fight for WR3

• Starter: DJ Moore
• WR2/Slot: Khalil Shakir
• **WR3 battle: Keon Coleman vs. Skyler...

The Buffalo Bills have turned over their safety room during the last few years. Gone are mainstays Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer. While the team might have a few familiar faces this season, there are some new friends set to join the fray, as well.

In today’s installment of “91 players in 91 days,” we discuss a veteran safety trying to make the roster after spending two years with an AFC rival.
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Name: Geno Stone

Number: 25

Position: S

Height/Weight: 5’11”, 207 pounds

Age: 27 (28 on 4/19/2027)

Experience/Draft: 7; selected by the Baltimore Ravens in the seventh round...

When news of the Buffalo Bills’ plans to build a new stadium first gained real legs, there were questions about what would happen to the grounds where the current stadium sits. With construction on the new Highmark Stadium now complete and the demolition of the former Highmark Stadium well underway, what may become of the old stadium’s grounds remains largely up in the air.

There was discussion that the old stadium would be turned into overflow parking, which is exactly what the new stadium’s grounds were before construction. It’s notably where fans were able to park RVs. With the limited...

There’s so much no one knows about the Buffalo Bills in 2026, especially so when it comes to the defense. Yet even within that, the way in which people have viewed new Bills defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard’s desire to employ a pressure-packed, attack-style unit may not flesh out as expected. That’s perhaps twofold.

It’s true that it could take some time for things to gel in year one under Leonhard and the coaching staff. There’s the need to educate holdovers from Sean McDermott’s tenure. Then there are the newcomers via free agency and those players selected in the 2026 NFL...

At a family Fourth of July party on Saturday, when, naturally many of the conversations I was part of centered around the Buffalo Bills, I was posed this straightforward (annual) question by one of my cousins — h/t John — that I want to pose to you, Rumblings readers.

— What are the worst and best-case scenarios for the Bills in 2026?

Here’s what I told John before devouring Chiavetta’s chicken and a ridiculous amount of sides on American’s 250th birthday.

Worst-case scenario for Bills in 2026

“Barely make the playoffs at 9-8”

Injuries are impossible to predict and...

The Buffalo Bills had a fullback, Reggie Gilliam, whose main use was on special teams for the duration. of his time with the club. Gilliam entered the league as an undrafted free agent following the 2020 NFL Draft, and while he played both fullback and tight end at points, his main use came in the game’s third phase.

With Gilliam gone to the worst possible place he could have gone, at least from this fan’s perspective, Buffalo has to find his replacement. Should they look for someone who, like Gilliam, is a special teams player first and a fullback second?...

The conversation surrounding Personal Seat Licenses (PSLs) at the new Highmark Stadium has taken another turn, and it’s one that has Bills Mafia debating what exactly comes with the investment.

The latest discussion centers around this year’s “Return of the Blue and Red” practice. Unlike previous years, the annual scrimmage at the new stadium will only be available to season ticket members, leaving many longtime fans on the outside looking in.

For some, that’s exactly how it should work.

PSLs represent a significant financial commitment. Depending on seat location, many fans spent thousands, and in some cases tens of thousands,...

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills offense have been really, really good over the past six years. You know this. Everyone knows this. Almost all the ways the Bills offense has been really, really good in the Allen era have been well documented over the last half-decade plus.

One really, really impressive area of Buffalo’s attack I don’t believe is mentioned enough — how tremendous Allen and Co. have been in 3rd and 10-plus situations, when the offense’s back is against the wall, and naturally, the conversion rate is relatively low.

*(Before I show you the rankings, I’ll admit —...

The Buffalo Bills added a “dude” to their wide receiver group this year after trying to spend the better part of the last two seasons hoping that the whole of the receiving corps would be greater than the sum of its parts. They acknowledged that they needed an alpha type at the trade deadline during the 2024 NFL season when they added Amari Cooper, and then they tried to skate by with a subpar grouping last season.

While the offense still put up plenty of points thanks to a superhuman at quarterback, the team definitely recognized that they need help...