The Buffalo Bills, along with all NFL teams, will begin free agency on Monday, March 10 at 12 p.m. EST, coinciding with the start of the legal tampering period. During this time, teams can converse with players and agents about potential contracts, but actual signings cannot occur until Wednesday, March 12 at 4 p.m. EST when the new league year kicks off. For the latest updates, news, and rumors about the Bills, fans can check Syracuse.com and NYUP.com.
Latest Updates for March 10:
All news, reports, and rumors from Monday will be available here.
Bills Extensions:
Buffalo finalized a historic six-year, $330 million contract with quarterback Josh Allen on Sunday.
EDGE Greg Rousseau received a four-year, $80 million extension.
Linebacker Terrel Bernard signed a four-year, $50 million extension.
Long snapper Reid Ferguson also agreed to a four-year extension.
Wide receiver Khalil Shakir signed a four-year deal that could be worth up to $60.2 million.
Bills Releases:
On Sunday, Von Miller was released without a post-June 1st designation, freeing up $8.3 million in cap space for Buffalo.
Punter Sam Martin was also let go, saving around $2 million in cap space.
Bills Free Agents:
- WR Amari Cooper
- CB Rasul Douglas
- WR Mack Hollins
- RB Ty Johnson
- S Damar Hamlin
- DT Austin Johnson
- FB Reggie Gilliam
- DE Dawuane Smoot
- DT Quinton Jefferson
- DT Jordan Phillips
- TE Quintin Morris
- DE Von Miller
- P Sam Martin
More on the Buffalo Bills:
- NFL free agency 2025: EDGE Za’Darius Smith among the four potential targets for the Bills
- Buffalo Bills and NFL MVP QB Josh Allen finalize a record-setting agreement
- Bills part ways with pass-rusher Von Miller before free agency
- NFL Draft 2025: A defensive tackle expresses interest in playing for the Buffalo Bills
- Greg Rousseau signs a four-year, $80 million extension with the Bills
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