The Buffalo Bills have begun the all-consuming process of building their roster for the 2025 NFL season, having initially focused on signing players already in-house to new contracts and extensions. With quarterback Josh Allen having signed a new NFL-record contract that keeps him in a Bills uniform through the 2030 NFL season,

The Bills began Monday with 13 of their players entering unrestricted free agency and the only one who found a new home was wide receiver Mack Hollins who agreed to a two-year, $8.4 million contract with the AFC East rival New England Patriots, certainly a monetary value the Bills did not believe was in their own best interest.

NFL free agency. Trades and signings of impending free agents can't become official until Wednesday at the earliest, but Monday kicked off the first big waves of activity. And all 32 teams got in on the action in some way.