I’m back again to tell you all the tale of how my Buffalo Bills-themed Mandalorian armor is going. It all started with a gifted Black Series helmet and my insistence that things become very complicated. I know some of it has dragged out thanks to a variety of reasons (me screwing up, weather, schedule).

To get you hooked again, this edition has a finalized accessory that might also end up inspiring some of the final paint on the breastplate.

Previous installments for this project:
Buffalo Beskar Part 1
Buffalo Beskar Part 2
Buffalo Beskar Part 3
Buffalo Beskar Part 4...

The Buffalo Bills are running a new defense this season. I’ve written that sentence so much this offseason that I feel like a broken record, and as much as we’d like to assume that we know what will happen with that defense, we can’t know for sure until real games start. With nearly all of Buffalo’s defensive personnel having been drafted to play in former head coach Sean McDermott’s scheme, there are plenty of questions about whether the players on the roster fit what new defensive boss Jim Leonhard wants to do.

In today’s edition of “91 players in 91...

The Buffalo Bills’ wide receiver group was a much-maligned unit last season. Constant talk of their struggles to separate from man coverage played out in multiple ways, as fans’ concerns played out in real time on multiple Sundays. Buffalo’s decision-makers might not have acknowledged that there was an issue with wideouts, but they have added a number of players whose skill sets indicate that the team knows what they need to do.

Throughout his career, quarterback Josh Allen has always thrived with receivers who are smaller, shiftier, and more agile; he seems to prefer throwing to speedsters and route-running technicians...

The Buffalo Bills announced on Saturday that when the team debuts its new Family Circle, a space reserved for the best players in franchise history, Hall of Fame running back O.J. Simpson will not be among the honorees at the new Highmark Stadium.

Today’s edition of Buffalo Rumblinks recaps the decision by the Bills to omit Simpson’s presence from their new stadium.

Check out the reactions to the news and then be sure to leave your thoughts on Buffalo’s decision to not honor Simpson, who was the first player ever honored on the Wall of Fame at the old stadium....

The Buffalo Bills plan to honor past greats in the Family Circle at the new Highmark Stadium, but O.J. Simpson will not be included, per a WIVB report.

Simpson was the first Bills player to be commemorated in the Wall of Fame in the old stadium after a Hall of Fame career in Buffalo (and later San Francisco). He was the first player in NFL history to run for over 2,000 yards in a single season.

Bills COO Pete Guelli was quoted saying the following:

*“We have made an organizational decision that he is not a fit to display inside...

ESPN’s Bill Barnwell released his annual ranking of NFL offensive playmaker groups…but it is important to understand what he is actually ranking before anyone starts throwing things at their screen.

This is not a ranking of the best offenses in football.

Barnwell is looking strictly at each team’s running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends. His question is basically this: If every team had the same quarterback, same offensive line, same play caller, same injury luck (or bad luck), and same setup around them, which group of playmakers would be the best?

That matters a lot when talking about the...

The Buffalo Bills have a solid mix of old friends and new faces in the defensive backfield this summer. While some stalwarts of the last decade, like Taron Johnson and Jordan Poyer, are no longer with the club, there is enough continuity where the Bills likely have a very good idea of the players they want on their roster when the team kicks off its season against the Houston Texans in September.

That doesn’t mean that some of the newer players have no chance of making the club, but it doesn’t bode well for some of the undrafted players fighting...

Since being selected in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft, O’Cyrus Torrence has been a steady contributor and improving member of the Buffalo Bills’ offensive line as the team’s starter at right guard.

But as the Bills prepare for the 2026 NFL season, Torrence, the 59th overall pick in 2023, is entering the last year of his rookie deal.

President of football operations/general manager Brandon Beane has a habit of reaching contract extensions with the team’s internal players before they reach free agency, and today’s edition of Buffalo Rumblinks leads off with the latest news on a possible...

Not every Buffalo Bills defender is ideally suited for Jim Leonhard’s new scheme. Molding specific aspects of his defense to the specific skill sets of a few defenders will be a vital, likely challenging aspect of Leonhard’s job, particularly in Year 1.

I recently wrote how practice-squad mainstay Phidarian Mathis is finally in the correct system for his talents. I outlined why the Leonhard hire might have saved Landon Jackson’s NFL career. Not everyone will necessarily thrive in Buffalo’s new defense. We have to prepare for that.

And these are players I view as ill-fit for Leonhard’s odd-man front base...

The 2025 Buffalo Bills season has been written, but the book is incomplete. Before we cast our full attention toward the 2026 season, let’s take one last glance back over our shoulder for our annual look at the Plays That Defined the prior campaign.

For any newcomers, first and foremost; Welcome! When it comes to the “rules” of this exercise, we’re not voting for our favorite highlight necessarily, but the one that best captures the essence of the game. Put differently, if you had to choose just one play to show someone to explain as much of the contest as...

The Buffalo Bills had a few hits in the 2025 NFL Draft. Cornerback Maxwell Hairston showed why the team took him in the first round, and even though he was injured for much of his rookie season, he clearly has top-level NFL talent. Defensive tackle Deone Walker was another hit, and defensive back Jordan Hancock had flashes throughout the season, as did defensive tackle T.J. Sanders. Tight end Jackson Hawes was elite, and cornerback Dorian Strong looked like a sixth-round steal before a neck injury ended his season.

Sure, it looks on the surface like Buffalo’s 2025 draft class was...

On Thursday morning, the Buffalo Bills and WIVB-TV announced a new multi-year extension that will keep the station as the team’s official television broadcast partner. The agreement continues a relationship that has connected Bills fans throughout much of New York with preseason football, game-day coverage, and exclusive team programming for decades.

WIVB-TV will continue broadcasting Bills preseason games while also producing pregame and postgame coverage, special team programming, and Bills Kickoff Live. WIVB’s General Manager Julie Pruett also noted that the new agreement extends the partnership for another five years while expanding Bills programming into additional markets throughout New York,...