The general manager's moves are being called into question after the Eagles dismantled the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.

Brandon Beane and the Buffalo Bills have some decisions to make this offseason, and those results will likely significantly impact the 2025 roster. On the contrary, the Bills could decide to run it back with the same roster,

Sal Maiorana and Adam Benigni discuss the contract extension decisions Brandon Beane has, and they look at the team needs before the combine begins.

NFL Scouting Combine has arrived, and with it is the beginning of the Bills’ offseason march toward the goal they’ve been striving for since head coach Sean McDermott and general manager Brandon Beane arrived in 2017.

With trade rumors of Dallas Cowboys' star defensive player Micah Parsons surfacing, the Buffalo Bills should be willing to offer draft picks and players for the

Brandon Beane might not have a restful offseason.

It’s when teams start to get an idea of both the free agent and trade markets, two places the Bills could tap into relatively soon. After a slightly unexpected return to the AFC Championship Game, general manager Brandon Beane will try to push the Bills over the top and into the Super Bowl.

Upgrading at backup is also likely on general manager Brandon Beane's to-do list. "That's one of the positions we'll look at and evaluate, as we talked about, areas on defense that we need to look at.

Twenty-nine days after seeing their season end in the AFC championship game, the Buffalo Bills, led by general manager Brandon Beane and coach Sean McDermott, were expected to begin arriving in Indianapolis on Monday for the weeklong scouting combine.

Buffalo GM Brandon Beane has potential opportunities to negotiate extensions with personnel this offseason, which could be helpful to the team’s payroll. The Bills’ front office can extend some of their talents on new deals while helping improve their salary cap situation before they finish constructing their roster via free agency and the draft.

The Carolina Panthers cut a former Buffalo Bills' starter and the latter may be interested in bringing him back to Orchard Park.

Every offseason, Brandon Beane and the Buffalo Bills are tasked with building the next roster. A lot of the nucleus will return, but there is always roster turn over. New faces joining, often times replacing old faces,