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The Buffalo Bills have a variety of position groups that need addressing over the course of the 2026 offseason. As free agency creeps closer, and with the NFL Draft less than three months away, Judge and Tilt assess the biggest gaps on the current roster. The guys take an early look at some of their favorite free agent and draft targets as the 2025 NFL season has officially come to an end. Share your thoughts and free agent/draft wish lists in the comments section. Go Bills!

The Buffalo Bills enter the offseason with many question marks across the roster. Breaking down the Bills roster position by position, Judge and Tilt will go assess which players are no longer under contract for the Bills, and at what positions groups the Bills have the biggest roster gaps. Join the guys for their annual Bills roster deconstruction episode to get you ready for Cover 1's Salary Cap Extravaganza episode this upcoming Wednesday (Feb 4th). Judge and Tilt as give their thoughts on Joe Brady, Pete Carmichael, Jim Leonhard, and more! Share your thoughts and reactions in the comments section. Go Bills!

The Buffalo Bills officially parted ways with head coach Sean McDermott on Sunday, bringing an end to a nine-season era defined by consistency, contention, and unfinished business. Under McDermott, the Bills snapped a 17-year playoff drought, reached the postseason eight times, compiled a 106–58 record, and captured five AFC East titles. Yet despite sustained success, Buffalo never reached a Super Bowl, often undone by a defense that surrendered 33.2 points per game in postseason losses. The Bills now find themselves in rare and frustrating company: one of only four teams to win a playoff game in six straight seasons, alongside the ’90s Cowboys, the 2010s Patriots, and the modern Chiefs dynasty. Those teams all took home THREE Lombardi Trophies during their runs, yet the Bills don’t have a single Super Bowl appearance to show for it. So where does Buffalo go from here? We break it all down and more on this episode of the pod.

The Buffalo Bills (4-1) lost to the New England Patriots (3-2) on Sunday Night Football. Costly turnovers, penalties, and the inability to stop Drake Maye late in the game were too much for the Bills to overcome. Josh Allen committed two turnovers and was sacked four times on a night where the offense struggled to score touchdowns. Dalton Kincaid set a career game high in receiving yards (108). Stefon Diggs dominated the Bills secondary on his way to 10 catches for 146 yards. The Bills also got bit by the injury bug as both Matt Milano and Connor McGovern were injured during the game. Join Judge and Tilt as they sift through a rollercoaster of an evening at Highmark Stadium. Share your thoughts and reactions in the comments section. Go Bills!

The Buffalo Bills (4-0) outlasted the New Orleans Saints (0-4) on an up and down Sunday at Highmark Stadium. James Cook paced the Bills offense with 117 rushing yards, and Josh Allen accounted for three touchdowns on the day. The Bills defense struggled to contain the Saints rushing attack, but the pass defense saw continued improvement from second year player Cole Bishop. Bishop nabbed a timely interception as the Saints threatened to score late in the first half. Join Judge and Tilt as they reflect on all of the happenings from an interesting, yet victorious, afternoon in Orchard Park. Share your thoughts and reactions in the comments section. Go Bills!

The Buffalo Bills (2-0) didn't even need a touchdown from Josh Allen to beat the New York Jets (0-2) this past Sunday. James Cook led a dominating ground attack (21 carries, 132 rushing yards, 2 TDs) in the 30-10 victory at MetLife Stadium. Newcomer Joey Bosa had a sack and forced fumble as the Bills defense held the Jets to a meager 154 yards of total offense. The defense bounced back after a subpar outing against the Ravens a week ago. Josh Allen took a hit to his nose and missed two plays, but otherwise played a steady game on a day where the Bills controlled the game from start to finish. Join Judge and Tilt as they recap all of the action from a fun filled day of NFL football. Share your thoughts and reactions in the comments section. Go Bills!

The Buffalo Bills mounted an epic comeback on Sunday Night Football to beat the Baltimore Ravens, 41-40. Josh Allen accounted for over 400 total yards and four touchdowns to put a stamp on his early season MVP consideration. Second year wide receiver Keon Coleman secured eight catches for 112 yards, while James Cook racked up 102 yards from scrimmage. On a night where the Bills defense struggled, they forced a key fumble on Derrick Henry in the fourth quarter to give the a team a chance to stay in the game. The defense then forced a late Ravens punt to give Josh Allen and the offense enough time to allow Matt Prater's game winning field goal attempt. Join Judge and Tilt as they recap all of the happenings from a wild Sunday night. Share your thoughts and reactions in the comments section. Go Bills!

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