Bills Wire Podcast

The guys discuss the Bills’ Week 1 disaster against the Steelers and look ahead to this week’s game in Miami. Topics include the team’s offensive line struggles, Zack Moss’ surprise benching and some betting trends to know when picking this week’s Bills-Dolphins game. Hosted by Ryan O’Leary (@RyanO_Leary) with Bills Wire Managing Editor Nick Wojton (@Nick_Wojton)

The guys refute some hot national media takes on the Bills, discuss the ongoing battle for the two open guard spots on the offensive line and dive into the team’s Week 1 matchup against the Steelers. They also talk sports betting angles and why this might be a smart time to bet the under. Hosted by Ryan O’Leary (@RyanO_Leary) with Bills Wire Managing Editor Nick Wojton (@Nick_Wojton)

The guys react to the Bills’ initial 53-man roster, including the team’s decision to move on from recently signed tight end Jacob Hollister. Other topics include the team’s 11 defensive linemen, Gabriel Davis as a fantasy sleeper, and some early picks on the Bills-Steelers Week 1 betting line. Hosted by Ryan O’Leary (@RyanO_Leary) with Bills Wire Managing Editor Nick Wojton (@Nick_Wojton)

The guys discuss where the Bills’ stadium negotiations are at and where the team is most likely to end up. (There’s no chance it’s Austin!) Also, the latest on the team’s COVID situation and how soon is too soon to draft Josh Allen in fantasy football? Hosted by Ryan O’Leary (@RyanO_Leary) with Bills Wire Managing Editor Nick Wojton (@Nick_Wojton).

Bills Wire editor Nick Wojton and host Ryan O’Leary return with thoughts on Josh Allen’s new six-year, $258M extension, Cole Beasley’s rants against COVID-19 vaccinations, key preseason position battles and more! Also, has Devin Singletary picked up enough steam to warrant flex appeal in fantasy drafts this season? And is August the best time to bet the Bills at +1000 odds to win the Super Bowl?

The guys wrap up the first big wave of the offseason with takes on where the Bills improved the most and where they still see holes. Also, with few starting spots up for grabs, they take a look at positions like corner, tight end and interior defensive line, and discuss the most interesting player battles entering the summer.

The Bills had a clear strategy for this draft class: Get bigger. Of their first four selections in the 2021 NFL Draft, second-round edge defender Carlos Basham Jr. is the little guy at 6-foot-5, 285 pounds. The guys react to that strategy and the Bills’ new draft class overall. Also, thoughts on the team picking up the fifth-year options on QB Josh Allen and LB Tremaine Edwards. 

Draft Wire editor Luke Easterling, with host Ryan O’Leary, give their final takes on Day 1 of the NFL Draft. Could Micah Parsons tumble to the Steelers at pick No. 24? Are the Patriots poised to make a move for their quarterback of the future? Will Patrick Surtain make it past the top 10 picks after the Broncos’ trade for QB Teddy Bridgewater? Elijah Moore or Alex Leatherwood for the Packers at pick No. 30? Happy draft weekend everybody!

In the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft, the Buffalo Bills selected defensive tackle Ed Oliver out of Houston. If they could do it all over again, would they make the same pick? The guys revisit the Bills’ 2019 draft class and debate what some of those decisions could mean for the team’s plans in the upcoming 2021 version. Another stab at tight end, anyone?

The guys react to some recent comments by Bills director of personnel Dan Morgan, and what that might signal for the team’s approach on Day 1 of the NFL Draft. Also, how fans are reacting to the news of “no COVID vaccine, no entry” to Bills games this season, and what we can glean from sportsbook odds ahead of draft day.