The Buffalo Bills trimmed their roster to 53 players on Tuesday. Several of those who didn’t make the cut weren't gone for long.

The Buffalo Bills have put together their initial 16-man practice squad following the conclusion of the NFL's 2025 roster cut-down day. On Tuesday, the 53-man roster was assembled and hundreds of players across the NFL were subject to waivers if they were not included on their team's depth chart.

How the team navigates its cornerback room is another interesting storyline to follow. First-round pick Max Hairston is a potential injured reserve candidate and we may learn about the severity of Tre’Davious White’s injury based on what the team does with him today.

Veteran safety Jordan Poyer is back with the Buffalo Bills, reuniting with the team where he became a fan favorite and All-Pro.

The Buffalo Bills offensive line is poised to repeat another strong season in 2025. Which is important, after all, the trenches is where games are won and lost in the NFL.

The Buffalo Bills released their first practice-squad list of the 2025 NFL season. It’s a list that includes some familiar names to Bills Mafia. Buffalo still has one spot open thanks to the inclusion of offensive lineman Travis Clayton, whose spot on the practice squad doesn’t count with him part of the NFL International Player Pathway Program.

The Buffalo Bills waived Tyrell Shavers at the end of the preseason in 2023 and 2024. But this week, when the NFL team made its roster cuts to reach the regular-season limit of 53 active players, the former Alabama wide receiver survived.

A veteran member of the Buffalo Bills secondary is returning for what could be one of the final seasons of his excellent NFL career.

Name: Taylor Rapp Number: 9 Position: S Height/Weight: 6’, 208 pounds Age: 27 (28 on 12/22/2025) Experience/Draft: 7; selected by the Los Angeles Rams in the second round (No. 61 overall) of the 2019 NFL Draft College: Washington Acquired: Signed with Buffalo on 3/31/2023

Jessica Pegula was born in Buffalo, N.Y., to. Terry and Kim, who have been married since 1993, co-own the Buffalo Bills NFL team and the Buffalo