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Sports · Football (NFL) · published 2026-08-29 · via NBC Sports

Buffalo trims roster with initial wave of releases

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The Buffalo Bills made their first round of roster reductions on Saturday, releasing 13 players. The moves are part of the team's preparation for the upcoming NFL season. Further cuts are expected as the roster is finalized.

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The Buffalo Bills began their preseason roster reduction on Saturday, releasing 13 players as part of the mandatory process to reach the NFL's 53-man regular-season limit. These initial cuts are typical for teams evaluating training camp performance and depth across positions. The released players will now enter the waiver system or become free agents, seeking opportunities with other franchises.

As an AFC East club, the Bills are finalizing their squad ahead of the upcoming season. Further reductions are expected in the coming days as coaches assess remaining battles for roster spots. This first wave reflects the competitive nature of camp, where every position group faces scrutiny. The decisions will ultimately shape the team's opening-day lineup and practice squad composition.

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