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2024 Season Overview

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Standing (Division)Division Rank	1st AFC East
WinsWins	13
LossesLosses	4
DrawsDraws	0
PPGPoints per Game	30.9
OPPGOpponent Points per Game	21.6
Head CoachHead Coach	Sean McDermott

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James Cook

BUF Running Back #4

13hBills general manager Brandon Beane told reporters that he does not see them “getting something done anytime soon” on a potential James Cook extension.

Beane adds that signing Cook to a new deal “before he’s a free agent” in 2026 is still possible, but it sounds like contract talks have officially been tabled for now. Cook and his camp previously attempted to negotiate through public means, including a social media post in which Cook requested $15 million per year. The Bills probably aren’t going to pay a back who they don’t use on all three downs that kind of money, though it’s possible a huge 2025 could change their minds.

Christian Benford

BUF Cornerback #47

1dESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Bills signed CB Christian Benford to a four-year, $76 million contract extension.

A sixth-round pick from Villanova in the 2022 NFL Draft, Benford finished last season with an 82.6 overall PPF grade (fifth among CBs). The 24-year-old cornerback played like a top-five player at the position and now he’ll be paid like one on a deal that will keep him in Buffalo through the 2029 season. Benford’s deal comes after extensions for EDGE Greg Rousseau, LB Terrel Bernard and WR Khalil Shakir as the Bills continue to lock up their core players this offseason.

Isaiah Bond

FA Wide Receiver

3dNBC Houston’s Aaron Wilson reports that an NFL team assigned Texas WR Isaiah Bond a first-round draft grade after Bond ran a 4.34-second 40-yard dash at Texas’ Pro Day.

Wilson also reports that the Bills have scheduled three separate meetings with Bond, including a Thursday dinner, a private Friday workout and a trip to the Bills’ facility in Orchard Park. Bond is also scheduled to meet with the Browns and Packers, and will participate in the Falcons’ local prospect day. The Bills traded back five spots in the 2024 NFL draft, allowing the Chiefs to take the speedy Xavier Worthy, while the Bills later drafted Keon Coleman. Worthy caught 30 more passes than Coleman last year, and the Bills are still searching for a speedy perimeter receiver. Perhaps, Bond is their man.

Leki Fotu

FA Defensive Tackle #92

10dFree agent DL Leki Fotu is visiting the Bills and Raiders.

Fotu is a rotational defensive lineman who is best suited to playing on early downs. He has 57 tackles, 23 quarterback pressures and four sacks in his five-year NFL career. Fotu spent the 2024 season with the Jets after wearing a Cardinals uniform through the four prior seasons.

Matt Milano

BUF Linebacker #58

12dBills restructured LB Matt Milano’s contract.

The former All-Pro will take a $3 million paycut, though he can earn all of it back in incentives. This new contract will also enable Milano to be a free agent after this season with some void years tacked on afterwards. The Bills have cast their lot with Terrell Bernard as their middle linebacker of choice going into future seasons after extending him. They clearly believe Milano lost a step after his recent leg and biceps injuries that cost him all but nine games the last two seasons.

Larry Ogunjobi

BUF Defensive Tackle #99

16dBills signed DT Larry Ogunjobi, formerly of the Steelers, to a one-year, $8.3 million contract.

Ogunjobi will miss the Bills’ first six games of the 2025 NFL season due to a performance-enhancing drugs (PED) issue. He can make up to $10 million via incentives. Ogunjobi totaled 14 quarterback pressures, two sacks and 22 tackles, six of which for a loss or no gain. He joins a burgeoning Bills defensive line rotation. Recent free agent-signee, EDGE Michael Hoecht was also suspended for six games, due to PEDs.

Kendrick Green

BUF Center #53

16dBills signed OG Kendrick Green, formerly of the Texans, to a one-year contract.

The Steelers took Green in the third round of the 2021 NFL Draft and gave him 15 starts at center as a rookie. He was a healthy scratch for all 17 games in 2022 before being traded to the Steelers. Green then missed most of the following season with a torn meniscus. He played a reserve role in Houston last year and saw some reps at both guar spots. Having experience at all three interior positions, Green brings some versatility to Buffalo as a backup.

Dane Jackson

BUF Cornerback #23

16dBills signed CB Dane Jackson, formerly of the Panthers, to a one-year contract.

Jackson left the Bills last offseason when he signed a two-year contract with the Panthers. He was released after only one season in Carolina, and now returns to the Bills on a one-year deal. The 28-year-old corner struggled mightily in pass coverage last season, earning a PFF coverage grade of 36.4 while allowing opposing receivers to go for 19-204-3 against him on just 27 targets. Jackson is unlikely to be tasked with a starting role in 2025, but returning to a familiar defensive system could bode well for both sides here.

Laviska Shenault Jr.

BUF Wide Receiver #86

17dBills sign WR/KR Laviska Shenault Jr., formerly of the Chargers.

Shenault Jr.'s wide receiver labeling is perhaps a formality at this point. He earned just 15 targets over the last two seasons but averaged 28.7 yards per kick return with the Seahawks and Chargers last year. Shenault Jr. can still provide the occasional splash play and may be able to work his way into a Bills trick play or two before the season is over. Shenault Jr. turns 26 in October.

Kaiir Elam

DAL Cornerback #5

18dCowboys acquired CB Kaiir Elam and a sixth-round pick from the Bills in exchange for fifth and seventh-round picks.

It’s a miniscule swap of picks for the former No. 23 overall pick, but Elam failed to find his footing in Buffalo and the Bills were more than ready to move on. Elam only appeared in 29 games through three seasons with the Bills. He missed time due to injuries but was also a healthy scratch at times. A trade was the best outcome for all involved. Elam will now look to revive his career in Dallas while the Cowboys are hoping to buy low on a former first-round selection.

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