Ryan O'Halloran

1 week ago | buffalonews.com | Ryan O'Halloran

Football for Chase Lundt has always been about being useful. Play offensive tackle at 240 pounds in high school? Whatever the coach wants and needs. Go all out during a special-teams drill? A Connecticut recruiter noticed. And stay involved while sidelined with a torn ACL? Send in the plays during practice. Yes, Connecticut had itself a 6-foot-7 signal man during the 2022 spring season. “He was looking for something to do during his rehab,” Huskies offensive coordinator Gordon Sammis said.

1 week ago | buffalonews.com | Ryan O'Halloran

As the Buffalo Bills approach the halfway point of their personal seat license process for the new Highmark Stadium scheduled to open next year, the team says it has sold more than 25,000 PSLs.“The pace has picked up dramatically with the new price points in the upper level,” Bills chief operating officer Pete Guelli said Thursday. “We’re on pace to sell out the building.”The lowest PSL price for the upper level seating is $1,500.

1 week ago | buffalonews.com | Ryan O'Halloran

Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane and coach Sean McDermott likely aren’t thrilled that NFL Films cameras will be infiltrating training camp in late July-early August for the annual “Hard Knocks” series that airs over five episodes on HBO. The team's social media channel has not acknowledged Wednesday's news. The Bills clearly didn’t raise their hand – the NFL selected them after an April rule change allowed playoff teams from the previous season to be eligible.

2 weeks ago | buffalonews.com | Ryan O'Halloran

It took CBS three minutes Wednesday night to promote one of the primary highlights of their 2025 NFL schedule: No network will televise more Buffalo Bills games this season. On the initial schedule, the Bills have nine games on CBS, including their Week 9 meeting against the Kansas City Chiefs. The other Bills games on CBS are at the New York Jets (Week 2), vs. New Orleans (Week 4), at Miami (Week 10), vs.

2 weeks ago | buffalonews.com | Ryan O'Halloran

For the 25th time, the Buffalo Bills are returning to St. John Fisher University in Pittsford, the team announced Friday morning. Per usual, the deal is for one year, although the Bills are interested in a multi-season agreement. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | SoundStack "We’ve had discussions with them about extending this deal and committing to a longer-term relationship because that’s where we want to be,” Bills COO Pete Guelli said in March.