Matt Parrino

1 week ago | syracuse.com | Matt Parrino

Orchard Park, N.Y. — Elijah Moore has gone through a lot in his four years in the NFL. The former second-round pick has been searching for stability since entering the league with the New York Jets in 2021. Moore has played with 11 different quarterbacks already. So he prioritized a settled quarterback situation when deciding on a new team in free agency. “I haven’t really had too many great opportunities with a stable quarterback (an) entire season,” Moore said.

2 weeks ago | syracuse.com | Matt Parrino

Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane went on the offensive on Monday morning after hearing some of the reaction to his 2025 NFL draft class. The Bills waited until the seventh round to add a wide receiver, and some fans and media members argued that the team should have addressed the position sooner. Beane, appearing on WGR Sports Radio 550 in Buffalo on Monday morning, unloaded a minute-long rant on the topic directed towards hosts Jeremy White and Joe DiBiase.

2 weeks ago | syracuse.com | Matt Parrino

Orchard Park, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills made their eighth selection of the 2025 NFL Draft on Saturday by picking University of Connecticut offensive tackle Chase Lundt with the No. 206 pick in the sixth round. The Bills have been busy adding players to their defensive line and secondary. Buffalo general manager Brandon Beane finally pulled the trigger for an offensive player in tight end Jackson Hawes in the fifth round.

2 weeks ago | syracuse.com | Matt Parrino

Orchard Park, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills made another trade up the draft board on Saturday early in the fourth round to continue adding pieces on defense. The Bills traded pick No. 132 (fourth round) and pick No. 169 (fifth round) to the Chicago Bears for pick No. 109. Buffalo selected Kentucky defensive tackle Deone Walker. Walker, 21, is one of the biggest defensive linemen in the draft at 6-foot-7 and 331 pounds.

2 weeks ago | syracuse.com | Matt Parrino

Orchard Park, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills landed a third-round pick in their early Day 2 trade with the Chicago Bears and used No. 72 to select Arkansas edge rusher Landon Jackson. Jackson said that he met with the Bills multiple times during the draft process and now joins a Buffalo defensive line that has undergone a complete overhaul this offseason. Jackson is one of two new defensive linemen added on Friday after the Bills selected defensive tackle T.J. Sanders in the second round.