It's time that we have a talk about Brandon Beane. For as much good as he has done for the Buffalo Bills, his last four first round draft picks have not been game-changing picks like you would hope they would be.

The Buffalo Bills are left again to pick up the pieces after a devastating playoff loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. While the Bills are one of the NFL's best teams, General Manager Brandon Beane will need to evaluate how to improve this roster.

While the Bills are one of the NFL's best teams, General Manager Brandon Beane will need to evaluate how to improve this roster. The nice thing is, several key contributors are signed through the 2025 season and beyond. But there are some decisions that need to be made about a couple of the team's impending free agents.

Buffalo Bills safety Micah Hyde announced his retirement on Monday, a day after the team's playoff loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Bills lost once again to the Chiefs, this time in the AFC Championship Game, and now they have to fire head coach Sean McDermott.

"It feels like we need a miracle for either of Terry Pegula's core teams to ever win a championship. There's not many people in this town who can vouch that this is possible, but I can," writes Harrington.

Buffalo Bills edge rusher Von Miller may need another contract restructure if he is to remain in Buffalo next season.

This season was basically Year 1 of Act 2 of Brandon Beane-Sean McDermott, and it was a success, even if the final game was not. But entering Year 2 of Act 2, it should be OK to have Super Bowl-or-bust aspirations,

One trade. That one trade. That one single trade. Go back to 2017, when the Buffalo Bills held the 10th overall pick, with a need for a franchise quarterback.

Micah Hyde flirted with retirement in 2024, eventually confirming he would only return to the Bills if he opted to

The Bills’ last four top draft picks were underwhelming in the AFC title game. Greg Rousseau, Kaiir Elam, Dalton Kincaid, and Keon Coleman. These are players with plenty of talent, but in Sunday’s loss, they weren’t up to par with what teams typically want to see in their top draft investments.

What does the future hold for Amari Cooper and Von Miller? Josh Allen takes ownership of Buffalo's final offensive play.