The Buffalo Bills have signed their primary free agents, drafted their prospects in the 2024 NFL Draft, and are giving a chance to a host of undrafted rookies. This means the Bills 2024 roster is almost in place and ready to head to training camp. With that in mind, here are three Bills free agent targets after the NFL draft.
The leader of the group should be Minnesota's Dallas Turner. He landed with maybe the perfect defensive coordinator in blitz- happy Brian Flores.
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What teams still have work to do after the NFL Draft?
Numbers from the last 20 years indicate players still on the board after the draft’s third round might be better off going undrafted entirely than getting picked in the late rounds.
Williams is just +200 to be the top offensive rookie in 2024.
Yahoo Sports' Charles McDonald breaks down the Panthers' 2024 draft.
The Bills found a new target for Josh Allen.
Yahoo Sports' Charles McDonald breaks down the Bills' 2024 draft.
Yahoo Sports' Charles McDonald breaks down the Lions' 2024 draft.
The NFL Draft is officially in the books. We no longer need to speculate on where guys will go. Now it's time to see how they fit. Matt Harmon and Charles McDonald look at the rookie fantasy fits they love, the ones they question and the group of picks that are great real life picks but rather 'meh' for fantasy purposes.
With the 2024 NFL Draft nearly here, fantasy football analyst Matt Harmon plays matchmaker for the top prospects at each position.
Detroit's revival as a football city was on full display Thursday night.
The Panthers added a weapon for quarterback Bryce Young
Running backs weren't a part of a record first round for offensive players.
There is plenty of offensive talent available in this NFL Draft.
Imagine a scenario where the Vikings trade up to draft Drake Maye, putting him in the same division with Caleb Williams and Jordan Love. Isn't that fun?
Busch punted Stenhouse into the wall on lap 2.
McLaughlin posted a four-lap average of 234.220 MPH.
Marvin Harrison Jr., Fanatics said, “rejected or ignored every request” from the company while refusing to fulfill obligations of their contract that was signed last May.
Trajan Langdon, Scott Perry, Dennis Lindsey and John Hammond have impressed in interviews and are front-runners to meet with Pistons owner Tom Gores.
