Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane acknowledged on Thursday that the team lost a top-end receiver when it chose to trade Stefon Diggs to the Houston
With no true No. 1 wide receiver on the roster after Diggs' exit, earlier this month, some might have anticipated a more abrasive posture from Allen as the Bills open offseason workouts.
Allen opened up about his former teammate
Concerned Buffalo Bills fans needn’t worry just yet. General manager Brandon Beane may reportedly be in the midst of cooking up a blockbuster trade of his own. Many were confused during round one of yesterday’s draft when the Buffalo Bills traded the No. 28 selection to the archrival Kansas City Chiefs, who selected Texas speedster …
With the 2024 NFL Draft almost upon us, the draft rumor mill is spinning into overdrive. Sometimes rumors this close to the draft are complete BS. But every now and then, a team’s true intentions bubble to the surface. So keep that in mind with this latest rumor. Because, according to Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer, the Detroit Lions have been recently looking to trade up in the first round. “Among the teams exploring a trade up are the Detroit Lions, who are sitting at 29,” Breer wrote....
Xavier Worthy, who recorded an NFL combine-record 4.21-second time in the 40-yard dash, was selected No. 28 by the Chiefs.
The Houston Texans swung for the fences at the beginning of April, trading for Stefon Diggs and only giving up a 2025 second-round pick to land the star WR.
Defensive end Trey Hendrickson reportedly wants out from the Cincinnati Bengals. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Wednesday that Hendrickson requested a trade
Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane passed up on filling a need at receiver in the NFL draft by making two trades to move out of the first round entirely.
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane passed up on filling a need at receiver in the NFL draft on Thursday by making two trades to move out of the first round entirely.
Here's what the Chiefs are getting in the blazing fast wideout
The Minnesota Vikings made a huge trade with the Houston Texans in March to acquire their No. 23 overall pick and No. 232 overall pick in exchange for the Vikings sending over the No. 44 overall and No. 188 overall. The deal also includes a second-round selection in the 2025 NFL Draft.Many believed the move to acquire two first-round picks was solely based on the Vikings needing a quarterback. With quality prospects like UNC's Drake Maye and Michigan's J.J. McCarthy likely going as top-five...