Here is a look at the top five contract values on the current roster, along with what they will count against the 2025 salary cap.

As things are about to begin on the field in Orchard Park, here’s an early look at what the Bills’ top draft needs could be in 2026.

The Buffalo Bills have made several additions to their defensive line this offseason, both in free agency and the 2025 NFL Draft. The Bills signed edge rusher Joey Bosa to be their potential game-wrecker off the edge.

Jackson was the 39th ranked player on PFF's big board, and Buffalo was able to select him at 72. He was PFF's eighth-highest ranked edge rusher in the draft, ahead of players that ended up going earlier than him like JT Tuimoloau and Olu Oladejo.

PFF picked out wide receiver Khalil Shakir as the most underrated Bill. The former Boise State Bronco was selected by the Bills in the fifth round of the 2022 NFL Draft, and has quickly made himself a recognizable name.

There are plenty of Buffalo Bills A-listers set to make an appearance in the Hallmark film and well-known actors. Here's who you'll be seeing.

The Bills have nine defensive tackles on their 90-man roster. The Bills will likely designate four or five for their 53-man roster, and selected Deone Walker, from Kentucky, in the fourth round of the draft. They also announced that 2024 rookie DeWayne Carter will move to the 1-tech spot, and they have returning second-year player Zion Logue.

Officials announced that production began Monday in Buffalo and at locations throughout the Western New York region, including at Highmark Stadium.

AFC wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase (1), of the Cincinnati Bengals, drops a pass next to NFC safety Xavier McKinney, of the Green Bay Packers, left, during the flag football event at the NFL Pro Bowl, Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025, in Orlando. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara) AP