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Bills GM Brandon Beane Sends Major Message With New $80 Million Signing
The Buffalo Bills signed edge rusher Gregory Rousseau to a four-year $80 million extension. The pass rushing specialist will be guaranteed $54 million. The Bills drafted Rousseau out of the University of Miami in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft.
Bills' Brandon Beane avoided Top 5 free-agent disaster last offseason
The Buffalo Bills passed on re-signing a former draft pick, who struggled in Year 1 with the Jacksonville Jaguars
Bills Mailbag: Pressure is on Brandon Beane to get the first round of the NFL draft right
The two biggest decisions for the Buffalo Bills center on what to do with two veterans, cornerback Rasul Douglas and wide receiver Amari Cooper. My prediction is that both of them move on, but I wouldn’t be willing to put any hard-earned money behind that,
Bills' Brandon Beane: Josh Allen 'always has that chip' on his shoulder (video)
Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane was singing the praises of his quarterback, Josh Allen, from the 2025 NFL combine. During an appearance on the "Pat McAfee Show," the Bills GM broke down the quarterback's rise from a humble start in college to NFL MVP.
Bills' GM Brandon Beane pokes fun at 2024 poll featuring Josh Allen
”This is a guy who was ‘overrated,’ right?” Beane said of the 2024 poll that listed Allen as the NFL’s most overrated quarterback following the 2023 season. “In all seriousness, that’s how our training camp day started. Josh asked me the question. And we were getting into the overrated [discussion] to the guy who won MVP.”
Bills GM Brandon Beane is open to trading his first-round pick ... under the right circumstance
Brandon Beane is open to any and all ideas as to how to best make use of his first-round draft pick. That includes potentially trading it, the Buffalo Bills’ general manager said Tuesday during his annual media availability at the NFL scouting combine.
Bills' Brandon Beane echos Josh Allen combine comments to NFL Network
Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane has made his feelings known about Josh Allen in 2024. During his own interview at the 2025 NFL combine, Beane had one of the best quotes of the whole event in Indianapolis.
NFL News: Bills WR Khalil Shakir issues strong statement on his relationship with Josh Allen
Khalil Shakir aims to be Josh Allen's top target again in the upcoming NFL season for the Buffalo Bills. Achieving great results in the NFL often requires a significant effort to retain key players. With this in mind,
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Brandon Beane needs to shift his attention to one of the best pass rushers in the NFL that just came available to be traded for
Hendrickson is in elite company as a pass rusher. For teams interested in inquiring him, they would be taking on $15.8 ...
Bills Most Important Players To Take 'Next Step'
Wide receiver Khalil Shakir, linebacker Terrel Bernard, and edge rusher Greg Rousseau have all received contract extensions ...
Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Beane breaks silence on Von Miller’s future with the team
With the Buffalo Bills prioritizing a stronger performance next season, GM Brandon Beane shared his thoughts on Von Miller's ...
Buffalo Bills cuts tracker: Follow the players released as GM adjusts for salary cap
The player releases for the Buffalo Bills won’t be as profound this year as last, but there are still moves Brandon Beane has ...
Bills Cut Future Hall-of-Famer for $17.5 Million Reason
Bills head coach Sean McDermott and general manager Brandon Beane recently gave an update on Von Miller’s contract situation.
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Brandon Bean checks off three of five top extension priorities with new Greg Rousseau contract
Brandon Beane's offseason is already off to a busy start, with free agency set to kick off on Monday. After getting contract ...
Von Miller's status remains in limbo as Bills begin salary cap evaluation
Brandon Beane appreciated that Von Miller took a pay cut in 2024, but unless he agrees to another one, he may not return in ...
Will Saquon Barkley's historic season help free agent RBs?
The Eagles running back became the league's highest paid at his position two years after he was franchise-tagged for $10.1 million. We spoke to league executives on the evolving market.