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buffalorumblings.com | Sean Murphy
Photo by WWE/Getty Images The Buffalo Bills have five of the six offensive tackles who were on their roster last season under contract for next season. When compared to some other positions of need on the team’s roster, that tells us that the Bills really aren’t likely to make many — if any — moves at the position. Both of Buffalo’s starting tackles are signed for at least the next two seasons.
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buffalorumblings.com | Sean Murphy
Mark Konezny-Imagn Images The Buffalo Bills announced another signing Tuesday night, as they have agreed to terms with fullback Reggie Gilliam on a one-year contract. Terms of the deal were not immediately available. Gilliam, 27, will enter his sixth season with the Bills. He originally joined the team as an undrafted free agent in 2020 after playing his college football at Toledo. On offense, Gilliam set a career-high in rushing yards last season, gaining seven yards on three carries.
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buffalorumblings.com | Sean Murphy
Photo by Bryan Bennett/Getty Images Sam Martin, who served as the Buffalo Bills’ punter during the 2022 through 20224 NFL seasons, signed a one-year deal with the Carolina Panthers today. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported the signing, and the Panthers confirmed it. Given that Martin, 35, was released by the Bills last week, he was free to sign an official contract at any time. Rapoport reports that the deal is worth up to $3 million this season.
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buffalorumblings.com | Sean Murphy
Photo by John Smolek/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Buffalo Bills will receive two compensatory choices in the 2025 NFL Draft, according to multiple reports. With the two additional choices, both in the fifth round, the Bills are set to have ten draft picks this April. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Bills will receive picks No. 169 overall and No. 173 overall in the draft.
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buffalorumblings.com | Sean Murphy
Photo by Harry How/Getty Images For years, the Buffalo Bills had one of the NFL’s best safety duos. Jordan Poyer and Micah Hyde manned the back of the Buffalo defense from 2017 through 2023, but both players were gone to start the 2024 season. While half of the duo returned, it wasn’t to play, as Hyde took a spot on the practice squad and served mostly as a coach on the field. The Bills’ replacements for those future Wall of Famers handled themselves well, but there were some growing pains.
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Double digit billion dollar league and in the biggest moments still cant get it right. That play standing gave KC 7 instead of a fg try. The incorrect spot in the 4th quarter cost the Bills the game. Refs shouldn’t have that major of an impact on these games
I get calls go both ways and you cant blame the refs but the fact that they called the worthy/bishop play a catch, after looking at it for 5 minutes is insane. Neither player had possession and half the football hits the ground