13 HRS AGO - The Bills general manager addressed areas of need, upcoming free agents and more during his end-of-season press conference. Collapse

22 HRS AGO - Photo by Fred Kfoury III/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Only the Texans job remains open. Buffalo Bills quarterbacks coach Ken Dorsey, who had garnered interest from teams as a potential offensive coordinator, is now expected to remain in his current position for 2021. That follows news that the Detroit Lions hired Anthony Lynn as their offensive coordinator, while the Seattle Seahawks landed on Shane Waldron of the LA Rams, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Schefter had reported that Dorsey was in the running for the Seahawks job, while the Detroit Free Press reported Dorsey’s connection to the Lions. At this point, just about every coaching staff in the NFL is settled, with one notable exception: the Houston Texans. Bills defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier is considered a finalist for the job, along with Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy and (apparently) veteran practice squad quarterback Josh McCown. Frazier has his second interview on Tuesday. With Collapse

1 DAY AGO - Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports The Bills have room for improvement in the run game As the playoffs have come to an end for the Buffalo Bills, here at Breaking Buffalo Rumblings it’s time to jump feet first into the offseason. A question that popped up earlier this week was around the possibility of the Bills drafting a running back in the first round—so it makes a great topic for this week’s show. Travis Etienne (Clemson) and Najee Harris (Alabama) will be the two most popular names included in first-round mock drafts, and will likely be debated by Bills fans for months. As I noted in the podcast, while it might be a bit early to start talking about the draft—it’s also incredibly fun to discuss draft prospects. Give the episode a listen below, and feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section. Subscribe to the Buffalo Rumblings podcast channel featuring Billieve, Blitzed Bills, Buffalo Rumblings Q&A, Breaking Buffalo Rumblings, Code of Conduct with J. Collapse

1 DAY AGO - Timothy T. Ludwig-USA TODAY Sports What say you? Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Bean has completely turned over the roster since he took over the team late in the 2018 offseason. Virtually none of the players from his predecessor remain on the roster and he, along with head coach Sean McDermott, have shaped this roster in their way of thinking. This process has produced three playoff teams in four seasons and Bills fans have been pretty happy with the results. In January of 2018, fans gave him a 93% approval rating, which dipped to 92% in January 2019. It shot up to 99% a year ago after the team made the postseason again with Josh Allen; 58 votes out of more than 4600 were in the negative. This year, he’s NFL Executive of the Year and it’s your time to have your say. Here’s a partial list of Beane’s accomplishments this year. Let us know if you approve or disapprove of the job he’s doing as general manager. We know it’s going to be overwhelmingly positive, but we Collapse

1 DAY AGO - Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images Fun game for flags at least I know the Super Bowl woulda been fun. One more chance to see some penalties, amiright? The Buffalo Bills’ tilt against the Kansas City Chiefs at least provided us with some intriguing ones to end the season on. Let’s dive in! Standard and Advanced Metrics Penalty Count Both teams kept it below the league average, though the “playoff average” would likely be a bit lower than 5.55 flags per team each game. Both Buffalo and Kansas City had offset penalties raising their true count, though the Bills had a couple more. Penalty Yards The yardage plays out similarly to the flag counts. Both teams were able to stay under the league average with Kansas City narrowly edging out the Buffalo Bills. Neither team negated any yardage via penalties. Penalty Harm Kansas City There’s so few of these we might as well discuss them all. Bashaud Breeland’s unnecessary roughness was Collapse

1 DAY AGO - Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images The Chiefs erased an early deficit with ease When Buffalo Bills fans were dreaming of how the AFC Championship matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs would go, few would have complained about an opening drive 51-yard field goal, a Chiefs three-and-out followed closely by a muffed punt on fourth down, and an easy Dawson Knox touchdown. This sequence (and a Tyler Bass missed extra point) was nearly a perfect start to the game and it gave the Bills a nine-point lead on the Chiefs. Everyone watching in red, white, and blue was excited, but knew the team would need to score more to hold off Patrick Mahomes’s explosive offense. Unfortunately, Josh Allen and the Bills’ offense could not keep up with Mahomes, Kelce, and Hill and that nine-point lead was gone nearly as quickly as it was amassed. In blowing that nearly double-digit lead, the Bills became just the fourth team since 1940 to lose a conference championship game after leading by at least nine Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - The Bills believe this run to the AFC Championship game will provide fuel for the team to achieve its ultimate goal next season. Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Bills WR Cole Beasley had a season of career highs and finished it while playing through a major injury. Collapse