The Bills made a surprising move to bring back the four-year pro to provide depth up front.

The Buffalo Bills have been actively pursuing free agency to bolster their defense, and they may be looking to sign a new linebacker. With Matt Milano now a free agent, the Bills might consider replacing him with a few players available on the open market.

The Bills reportedly hosted Oklahoma defensive lineman Gracen Halton on a visit ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, per his own social media. Buffalo is looking at the 6-foot-3, 275-pound defensive lineman out of San Diego, California, who has been a disruptive presence along Oklahoma's defensive front.

The Buffalo Bills could use some help at edge rusher. Is Maxx Crosby the right fit?

The Buffalo Bills didn't make a huge splash during the first day of NFL legal tampering, but still filled some needs.

The Buffalo Bills have rarely had to worry about life without quarterback Josh Allen. Since his rookie season, Allen has not missed a start because of injury and currently holds the longest active starting streak among quarterbacks at 122 games.

Latest news and updates on the Bills during the 2026 NFL free agency period right here.

Here's what to expect from the Bills' free-agent splash, who agreed to terms with Buffalo on Monday.