With Rasul Douglas possibly gone via free agency, the Bills will be in the market for a starting cornerback.

These are the players the Bills have invested time and money, they are the players they know the best, both on the field as performers and off the field as people, and before the 2025 free agent frenzy begins Monday, Beane has proven how important the draft, develop and re-sign philosophy is.

In getting so many contract extensions done before the start of the league year, Beane has given himself something that’s exceptionally valuable in a salary-cap world: cost certainty.

Buffalo’s GM believes that while the ultimate result hasn’t materialized yet, it eventually will with the players who have been pounding on that championship door.

The Bills were as close as they’ve ever been to a Super Bowl berth with the trio of quarterback Josh Allen, head coach Sean McDermott and general manager Brandon Beane leading the way. Advertisement The 2025 offseason is also quite a bit different than the one the Bills had in 2024.

Bills head coach Sean McDermott and general manager Brandon Beane recently gave an update on Von Miller’s contract situation.

Hendrickson is in elite company as a pass rusher. For teams interested in inquiring him, they would be taking on $15.8 million for 2025, the last year of his contract. After that,

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.

With the Buffalo Bills prioritizing a stronger performance next season, GM Brandon Beane shared his thoughts on Von Miller's future with the team.

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,

The Buffalo Bills passed on re-signing a former draft pick, who struggled in Year 1 with the Jacksonville Jaguars

Wide receiver Khalil Shakir, linebacker Terrel Bernard, and edge rusher Greg Rousseau have all received contract extensions this week as a sign of how much the current regime trusts their production and potential. Now it's time for those players, especially Rousseau, to take the next steps as stars.