Beane tried to address the defensive line shortcoming back in 2022 following Buffalo’s 42-36 overtime loss in the divisional round to the Chiefs, the infamous 13 seconds game. A little more than a month after that debacle, he signed Miller to a six-year, $120 million deal.

Having addressed two key areas by agreeing to terms with edge rusher Joey Bosa and wide receiver Josh Palmer, the Buffalo Bills have rung the bell on yet another spot that needed help: Defensive tackle.

Joey Bosa has found a new NFL home. Less than a week after being released by the Los Angeles Chargers, the five-time Pro Bowl pass rusher has come to terms with the Buffalo Bills on a one-year, $12.6 million deal,

Allen grew up in Firebaugh, California, a town with vast farm acreage, but fewer than 10,000 residents. He went on to play football at junior college and then Wyoming, and now plays for the small-market NFL team that chose him No. 7 in the draft nearly seven years ago.

Shortly after Bosa signed his one-year deal worth a reported $12.6 million on Tuesday, he opened his cell phone to a text from Bills quarterback Josh Allen.

The Buffalo Bills are running it back with their running backs. Buffalo is re-signing Ty Johnson and fullback Reggie Gilliam, which will keep its entire position group intact from last season's offense that led the NFL in rushing touchdowns and finished ninth in the league in rushing yards.

The Buffalo Bills have re-signed safety Damar Hamlin during the NFL's 2025 free agency period. Hamlin, 26, was a sixth-round selection by the team at the 2021 NFL draft. Hamlin's rookie contract had expired and he will now return to Buffalo via a one-year deal:

Hamlin is coming off his best career performance as a defensive back after becoming Buffalo's starting safety.