Leading the Charge S2:E3 NFL Combine interview with ESPN Draft Analyst Matt Miller

Alaina Getzenberg, Buffalo Bills reporter for ESPN, joins Dom to talk about all things Bills OTAs, including Keon Coleman, Pete Carmichael, and how difficult Buffalo's regular season schedule is this year. Read and watch Alaina's work on ESPN and ESPN.com Support the show

Ryan Talbot, co-host of the "Shout a Buffalo Football Podcast" joins Dom Tibbetts to talk about the major storylines and players to watch as the Buffalo Bills roll into OTAs. Read and watch Ryan's work on all major podcast platforms including YouTube and Syracuse.com and NYUP.com.Support the show

The Leading the Charge crew is joined by NFL Draft Analyst and founder of DraftGradeBook.com, Chris Trapasso, to break down who the Buffalo Bills could select in the NFL Draft. Support the show

 The Leading The Charge crew, along with Buffalo Sabres beat reporter Matthew Fairburn of The Athletic, discusses the continued success of the Buffalo Sabres and the return of March Madness to Buffalo.Support the show

For the first time in a very long time, the Buffalo Sabres sit at the top of the Atlantic Division. As a matter of fact, it’s the first time since 2010-2011 the Sabres have been in first place this late in the season. 7 Sports Reporter Dom Tibbetts was inside KeyBank Center on Sunday for what many are calling the game of the year. Tibbetts and 7 Sports Director Matt Bove look at the huge win for the Sabres and whether they can win the Atlantic Division with 18 games to play. As for the NFL, the new league year is just two days away and it’s been a chaotic Monday around the league. Teams could begin negotiating with free agents, and at least up to this point, there have been more departures than additions for the Buffalo Bills.According to multiple reports as of Monday evening, the team will lose starting left guard David Edwards, fullback Reggie Gilliam, and backup quarterback Mitch Trubisky. The only addition up to this point is a three-year with defensive back Dee Alford. 7 news has confirmed the news first reported by NFL Network that the Bills are adding a new cornerback on a deal worth up to $21 million. Support the show

While at the 2026 NFL Combine, we went one-on-one with some of the NFL's best draft analysts to discuss how the Buffalo Bills should approach the draft and a few names to keep your eyes on.This episode features ESPN NFL Draft Analyst Jordan Reid Support the show

While at the 2026 NFL Combine, we went one-on-one with some of the NFL's best draft analysts to discuss how the Buffalo Bills should approach the draft and a few names to keep your eyes on.This episode features Football Gameplan founder and CBS Sports Draft Analyst Emory Hunt. Support the show

While at the 2026 NFL Combine, we went one-on-one with some of the NFL's best draft analysts to discuss how the Buffalo Bills should approach the draft and a few names to keep your eyes on.This episode features ESPN NFL Draft Analyst Matt Miller. Support the show

Just when you thought football was done, we're so back!The NFL Combine is here, and we've got some thoughts on how the Buffalo Bills should approach not only this draft but also free agency, which is right around the corner.Join Matt Bové and Dom Tibbetts on this week's episode!Support the show

Just when you think things are about to slow down in the NFL, you’re reminded that the league truly never sleeps. On Monday, the Dolphins moved on from several notable players, including wide receiver Tyreek Hill, and Bills fans immediately wondered if the team would consider bringing in the veteran playmaker. It was also a not-so-subtle reminder that in the next few weeks, there will be plenty more roster moves.With the NFL Combine just one week away, teams will begin evaluating their rosters and determining which players are part of their future plans. For the Bills, they’ll have plenty of tough decisions to make as they work to get salary cap compliant. As of right now, the Bills are about $9 million over the projected 2026 salary cap. At the very least, they have to be under the cap by the start of the new league year in three weeks.But what moves will they make to get cap-compliant, and which players should they be targeting? On this week's Leading The Charge, we’re joined by Howard Simon for an off-season outlook. You can watch the entire conversation at the top of the page!Support the show