Democrat and Chronicle

The Bills have signed running back Damien Harris, formerly of the Patriots, to provide more toughness at the position.       

The Bills signed another free agent wide receiver, Trent Sherfield, formerly of the Cardinals, 49ers and Dolphins.       

The Bills have started slowly in free agency, but that's because of their tight salary cap. Here's where they stand, and what they still need to do.       

Brandon Beane, Jordan Poyer and three of the Bills new players met with the media on Thursday.       

In a surprising development, the Bills are bringing back Jordan Poyer on a two-year deal. They are also signing wide receiver Deonte Harty.       

The Bills have agreed to sign guard Connor McGovern, but they lost linebacker Tremaine Edmunds in free agency.      

The NFL's legal tampering period for teams to negotiate with free agents opens Monday. Here's what the Bills are doing.       

The Bills will create cap space in the next few days to sign outside free agents. Here are five that Sal Maiorana thinks they should consider.       

Sal Maiorana breaks down which of their own free agents the Bills should consider re-signing, and which to let go.       

The Bills have some work to do to get under the salary cap threshold, but they have multiple options available to do so.       

The Bills have clear needs in the draft. Here's a look at who some of the mock drafters are projecting to Buffalo in the first round.       

The Bills have spent time with receivers at the Combine, but at the slot position, maybe Khalil Shakir will be the answer in 2023.       

Assuming Jordan Poyer leaves, and with Micah Hyde in the last year of his contract, the Bills have a need at safety in the NFL Draft.       

The Bills do not have much depth behind Dawson Knox at tight end and could add someone in the draft.       

Gabe Davis did not have the season some were expecting, and now the Bills may use the draft to upgrade at wide receiver.