The Buffalo Bills have a massive need on the defensive line, specifically the defensive interior. They may have a potential trade candidate fall in their lap.

The 49ers have reportedly granted Samuel permission to seek a trade, and the Buffalo Bills appear to be a reasonable destination for multiple reasons.

Longtime NFL veteran and Seattle Seahawks tackle Jason Peters is retiring from the NFL after 19 seasons, general manager John Schneider announced Tuesday.

After finishing one game short of the Super Bowl, the Buffalo Bills could cut some surprising names off the roster this offseason.

Nine-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle Jason Peters is expected to retire after 19 NFL seasons, Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider told reporters at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis on Tuesday.

The Bills have already signed more than a dozen players, lost two veterans to retirement and parted ways with multiple coaches.

His next gig is not expected to be as a player, which stands to bring an end to one of this era’s best O-line careers.

One of the glaring issues with the Pro Bowl is its lack of a permanent home stadium. The games have bounced between many locations, from Honolulu to Phoenix and Orlando to Las Vegas, according to Pro Football & Sports Network. While Hawaii was a favorite destination for players, locals and fans alike, the 2016 departure left questions unanswered.

Detroit Lions defensive back Kerby Joseph’s stellar 2024 season didn’t get him onto his first Pro Bowl roster. He’s not sweating the all-star slight, however, and certainly doesn’t feel it negates the