Buffalo Bills Crucial Catch Ceremony

Pancho Billa passes along a personal message from Bills Fans everywhere ahead of the Jets game on Sunday.

The Buffalo Bills visited the SPCA Serving Erie County with military veterans as part of the team’s Salute to Service initiative.

Relive the ceremony as legendary Bills' RB Thurman Thomas had his number retired.

Each home game Bills' players will select a local organization that enriches our community. This week the players have chosen to recognize the Matt Urban Hope Center. The Matt Urban Hope Center provides a series of programming to those who are homeless, or in danger of becoming homeless.

Eric Wood returns to test just how close two best friends really are, and reward them with the ultimate upgrade, presented by Bud Light.

Who Knows Thurman the best? His teammates and family answer questions about the Hall of Fame Running Back.

Safety Jordan Poyer visits Safelite AutoGlass on his day off, and surprises a customer at home when he helps with her windshield repair.

As part of the social justice initiative, over 20 Bills players visited various community centers throughout Buffalo to inspire and encourage local youth.

Jerry Hughes talks about his life on and off the field during his drive home from practice, presented by Hunt Real Estate.

In partnership with Great Lakes Cancer Care and the American Cancer Society, the Buffalo Bills honored 40 cancer survivors, their care givers, and Bills legends in a pregame ceremony on October 7th.

QB Josh Allen, FB Pat DiMarco, LB Lorenzo Alexander, and TE Logan Thomas are honoring those affected by cancer that are close to their hearts for the NFL's Crucial Catch Week.

In honor of Crucial Catch week, the Buffalo Bills partnered with ECMC, Kaleida Health, and Great Lakes Cancer Care to host a series of special events for local cancer survivors and their caretakers.

Jim Kelly returned to the hospital where he was treated to surprise cancer patients and survivors. His advice: never give up.

RB LeSean McCoy, QB Nathan Peterman, RB Taiwan Jones, and K Stephen Hauschka are honoring survivors close to their hearts for the NFL's Crucial Catch Week.

Lorenzo Alexander and Eddie Yarborough go door to door selling chocolate to raise money for the Aces Foundation, presented by Niagara by Frey Premium Chocolates.

16 Bills players joined the Independent Health Foundation, Buffalo Niagara American Heart Association and the Southtowns YMCA to kick off the 2018 Play 60 Challenge and Fitness for Kids Challenge.

The Buffalo Bills held a ceremony during the September 16th game against the Los Angeles Chargers to honor local first responders and the memory of New York State Trooper Nicholas Clark. The organization thanks these heroes for their commitment to our community and for the bravery they exhibit on a daily basis.

This week, Bills baby, presented by Kaleida Health, decides who has the cutest puppy—Pat DiMarco or Stephen Hauschka?

Billy Buffalo is ready for the home opener. Get your 2018 car magnet at WNY M&T Bank Branches today!

The Bills celebrated Play Football Month during August with a series of events including the Gatorade Jr. Training Camp and Moms Clinic presented by Niagara by Frey, as well as at preseason games.

Bills Kids Reporters showcase all of the Kids Day, presented by Independent Health, fun on the Billevard and inside the stadium as the Bills got ready to take on the Bengals for their third preseason game, presented by Connors & Ferris.

Bills mascot Billy Buffalo gets a fresh new look for the 2018 season!

Bills players joined over 200 NFL Flag athletes and coaches in the ADPRO Sports Training Center for a co-ed NFL Flag Tournament. For more information on NFL Flag opportunities in WNY, visit NFLFlag.com.

With the Independent Health Foundation and Buffalo Niagara American Heart Association, Bills players hosted a Play 60 and Fitness for Kids Challenge field day at BPS #99.

To give back to the community that always supports the team, the Buffalo Bills coaches and front office staff held volunteer days with Habitat for Humanity Buffalo and the Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy at Cazenovia Park this spring.