Buffalo’s annual Pride Parade returns on June 7 with participation from community groups including the Buffalo Bills. Post-parade celebrations hosted by GLYS WNY aim to provide resources and entertainment for LGBTQ+ youth and their families.
Toyota has been named a Founding Partner at Highmark Stadium while continuing its role as Official Automotive Partner of the Buffalo Bills. The agreement includes branding throughout the stadium along with enhanced fan experiences.
The Buffalo Bills took part in their third annual full team community takeover on May 28 by visiting eight schools across Western New York. Players engaged with students through games and activities at each location.
The Buffalo Bills have signed inside linebacker Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles to a one-year contract. The team also released wide receiver Max Tomczak to make room on the roster.
The Buffalo Bills recognized three high school coaches as Girls Flag Football Coaches of the Week across Western New York regions. Honorees Joe Licata, Cody Foster, and Ryan Aldrich were acknowledged for leadership both on-field and within their communities.
Buffalo Bills’ defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard detailed changes to terminology and player roles under his new 3-4 base defense during OTAs on May 26. Second-year defenders discussed overcoming injuries while adjusting to Leonhard’s system.
The Buffalo Bills have started their offseason organized team activities under head coach Joe Brady. Players including Keon Coleman, DJ Moore, Dalton Kincaid, and Josh Allen discussed their preparations and outlooks for training camp.
The Buffalo Sabres’ season ended after an overtime loss to Montreal Canadiens in Game 7. Despite erasing a two-goal deficit and forcing extra time, Buffalo was eliminated from playoffs after Alex Newhook’s deciding goal.
The Buffalo Bills recognized regional high school girls flag football coaches for their achievements during Week 6 awards announced May 19. Honorees were selected from Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse regions based on coaching performance and community involvement.
The Buffalo Sabres’ playoff run ended with an overtime loss to Montreal in Game 7 at KeyBank Center. Players and coach Lindy Ruff reflected on their progress after breaking a long postseason drought.