There were many eyes focused on the Buffalo Bills over the summer because they were the featured training camp team for HBO’s acclaimed documentary show Hard Knocks. But truth be told, this was nothing new for Sean McDermott’s team because the spotlight has been shining on the Bills for the past five seasons as they have dominated the AFC East and been a perennial Super Bowl contender.

When Shavers does take the field for his first regular-season game, he will be rocking a new look. The 26-year-old receiver changed his number from 80 to 14 this week. Shavers is accustomed to wearing No. 14, as he wore it during his time at Alabama and San Diego State. Shavers spent three seasons at Alabama but didn’t have much production.

Though eight months removed from their AFC Divisional Round classic, the stars will look similar in Sunday night's season opener at Highmark Stadium.

It is interesting that the Bills didn't bring in Caden Davis, who kicked for Buffalo in the preseason with Bass out. But either they didn't like him enough or they already feel comfortable knowing what they would potentially have in him.

The Bills share exciting news about quarterback Josh Allen and linebacker Terrel Bernard before hosting the Ravens in Week 1.

Here we'll try to look at and discuss the last-minute trade that the Buffalo Bills must make before Week 1 of 2025 NFL season.

Buffalo brought in Piñeiro, Gonzalez and Joseph on Thursday as potential insurance options as starter Tyler Bass continues to recover from pelvic soreness.

Head Coach John Harbaugh on preparing for the Buffalo Bills, injury updates, and more.