Buffalo Bills

National Football League franchise in Orchard Park

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2024 Buffalo finished the regular season with a 13-4 record, their best in a 17-game schedule, and Josh Allen was awarded the AP NFL Most Valuable Player Award.
2024 The Bills defeated the Denver Broncos in the Wild Card round and narrowly beat the Baltimore Ravens in the divisional round, with Ravens' tight end Mark Andrews dropping a potential game-tying 2-point conversion.
2024 Buffalo lost to the Kansas City Chiefs 32-29 in the conference championship game, with controversial officiating, including a disputed quarterback sneak by Josh Allen on a crucial 4th-down play.
2024 Damar Hamlin became the team's starting free safety, while Micah Hyde returned to the team in a practice squad role.
2024 The Bills signed wide receivers Mack Hollins and Curtis Samuel, drafted Keon Coleman, and traded for Amari Cooper, implementing an 'Everybody Eats' offensive strategy to diversify Josh Allen's receiving options.
December 11 2024 The NFL approved the sale of 20.6% of the Buffalo Bills franchise to a consortium of private equity firms, marking the first time such firms were allowed to own an NFL franchise stake.
2023 Buffalo Bills started the season on Monday Night Football against the Jets, losing despite Aaron Rodgers' season-ending injury after four plays.
2023 Buffalo defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers in the wild card game, but lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in the divisional round when kicker Tyler Bass missed a potential game-tying field goal.
2023 Despite controversy surrounding head coach Sean McDermott's comments, the team rallied and won six of their final seven games.
2023 Wide receiver Stefon Diggs was traded to the Houston Texans, resulting in a significant dead cap hit for the team.
2023 Bills won a Week 18 'AFC East divisional title' game against the Dolphins, clinching their fourth consecutive division title.
2023 Mid-season offensive struggles and defensive injuries led to the firing of offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey, who was replaced by quarterbacks coach Joe Brady.
2023 Bills won three consecutive games, including a dominant 48-20 victory over Miami.
2023 The Buffalo Bills roster was current and complete through the end of the 2023 NFL season, representing the most recent compilation of players in the franchise's history.
January 11 2023 Damar Hamlin was discharged from the University of Cincinnati Medical Center after being hospitalized for nine days following his critical medical incident.
January 5 2023 The NFL deemed the Bills-Bengals game a No Contest due to Hamlin's serious injury, which drew national attention.
January 2 2023 Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered a life-threatening medical emergency during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals, collapsing after a tackle and requiring CPR and defibrillation on the field.
2022 The Bills reach a deal with the state of New York and Erie County to construct a new stadium next to the current site.
2022 The Bills matched their franchise record by winning 13 games and secured their third consecutive AFC East division title.
2022 The Buffalo Bills signed All-Pro pass rusher Von Miller to a six-year deal worth up to $120 million, making a high-profile free agent acquisition to strengthen their roster.
January 23 2022 In a thrilling playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Bills lose in overtime during the Divisional Round, ending their postseason run in a highly competitive match.
2021 In the NFL playoffs, the Bills defeated the New England Patriots 47-17 in the wild card round, achieving a historic performance by scoring a touchdown on all offensive possessions and never punting or turning the ball over.
2021 The Bills signed former Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky to a 1-year deal as backup, replacing Matt Barkley.
2021 Buffalo drafted defensive linemen Gregory Rousseau and Carlos 'Boogie' Basham to strengthen their defensive lineup.
2021 The Bills won their second consecutive AFC East division title, finishing with 11 wins and the league's top defense in several metrics.
2021 The Bills were eliminated from the playoffs in a highly-regarded divisional round game against the Kansas City Chiefs, losing 42-36 in overtime in a match where Josh Allen was noted to have out-performed Patrick Mahomes for most of the game.
2021 Josh Allen signed a 6-year, $258 million contract extension with the Buffalo Bills, securing his position with the team through 2028.
January 23 2021 The Bills defeat the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Divisional Playoff game, advancing in the NFL playoffs.
2020 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bills moved training camp from St. John Fisher College to their team facility in Orchard Park for the first time since 2000.
2020 Buffalo Bills defeated the Baltimore Ravens 17-3 in the divisional round of the playoffs, advancing to the AFC Championship game.
2020 Buffalo Bills traded their first-round draft pick and several other selections to acquire wide receiver Stefon Diggs from the Minnesota Vikings, along with signing free agent defensive linemen Mario Addison and Vernon Butler.
2020 Buffalo Bills faced the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game, their first since the 1993-94 season, but were defeated 38-24.
2020 The Bills hosted their first home playoff game in 24 years, defeating the Indianapolis Colts 27-24 for their first playoff win in 25 years.
2020 The Buffalo Bills make the playoffs for the first time since 1995, ending a long postseason drought under McDermott and Allen's leadership.
2020 Won their first division title in over 25 years and returned to the AFC Championship. Started a streak of five consecutive AFC East titles.
January 31 2020 The Bills send a formal letter to county executive Mark Poloncarz stating they will not exercise the stadium lease buyout window.
2019 The Pegulas begin pursuing a proposal to build a new stadium in the Buffalo vicinity.
2019 The team drafted defensive tackle Ed Oliver in the first round of the NFL Draft to replace veteran Kyle Williams.
2019 The Bills clinched their second playoff appearance in three years, achieving their first season with 10 or more wins in the 21st century.
2019 Buffalo entered the playoffs as the AFC's 5th seed but lost the wild card round to the Houston Texans 22-19 in overtime, after leading 16-0 in the third quarter.
2019 LeSean McCoy was cut from the team during preseason, despite previously being an integral part of the offense, following a strong performance by rookie running back Devin Singletary.
2019 The Bills added multiple offensive players in free agency, including John Brown, Cole Beasley, Andre Roberts, Mitch Morse, Frank Gore, and T.J. Yeldon, signaling a commitment to improving the team's offensive capabilities.
2019 Josh Allen continues to develop as the Bills' starting quarterback, showing promise for the team's future.
2018 Longtime defensive tackle Kyle Williams retired at the end of the season after being considered the 'heart and soul' of the team.
2018 Josh Allen was drafted and became the starting quarterback midway through the first regular season game after Nathan Peterman was benched.
2018 Eric Wood announced his retirement from the team due to health issues.
2018 The Bills traded away Tyrod Taylor and tackle Cordy Glenn, and released guard Richie Incognito after he requested contract termination.
May 1 2018 Russ Brandon abruptly resigned from the Buffalo Bills organization, and was replaced as president by Kim Pegula.
April 26 2018 Josh Allen is drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the first round of the NFL Draft, becoming the team's potential franchise quarterback.
January 7 2018 The Bills' playoff run ended with a loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC Wild Card game, with a final score of 10-3.

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