Projecting the Future of the Buffalo Bills 2025 Free Agents

According to Spotrac.com, the Buffalo Bills have 33 players listed as free agents, including 26 as unrestricted free agents. This may seem excessive, but it is completely typical for the Bills and many other teams to sign numerous one-year contracts each year. 17 of these guys just signed this offseason to free agent contracts. Some players will be discussed, but many won’t be on the roster by the time cut day arrives this fall. And with so many one-year free agents, I imagine most won’t be re-signed next offseason, even if they make the team this season.

Buffalo appears to have some wiggle room next offseason in free agency as well, so re-signing many of its free agents in 2025 shouldn’t be too difficult, but the question will be whether the individual wants to re-sign or if the team wants to bring them back. For the sake of this article, I have divided them into two groups. A group is made up of players. I think the team could re-sign, or at least try. The second group is players I plan to go elsewhere, and the third group is up in the air. What I’m saying with this third group is that I don’t know what to expect.

Still, it will be nice to have a mostly drama-free offseason. I’m not expecting random cryptic tweets or major cuts, although I do have some thoughts on a few moves the Bills could make that could increase the Bills salary cap next year, but that’s for another day. Later in the week, we’ll have an outlook for the 2025 offseason, break down the salary cap, potential free agents that could be available to Buffalo and also look at the team’s draft capital.

Shane Buechelle, QB
Kyron Brown, BC
Quintin Morris, TE
Ryan Van Demark, OL
Alec Anderson, OL
Gable Steveson, DT
Shane Simon, LB