The Buffalo Bills' logo ranks among one of the most iconic in the NFL today, and in turn, one of the most enduring. Last Friday, April 5, officially marked the ...

Devin Singletary is expected to serve as the Bills’ No. 1 back, but Cook should receive plenty of opportunities to make plays for Buffalo’s offense as a rusher and receiver in 2022.

The Bills wore silver helmets with no logo in their first two seasons. They wore white helmets with the red bison from 1962 to 1973. Lots of people loved that standing buffalo; many still do.

The Buffalo Bills' helmet logo, which debuted in 1974, is now in its 40th season, making it one of the more durable designs in the NFL. In that span, Buffalo's helmet color has changed from white ...

Why the team's current logo of course; the Charging Bison or Buffalo, depending on who you ask debuted 50 years ago. The logo is iconic, representing not just a team but a fan base: Bills Mafia.

Buffalo has endured its highest highs and lowest lows in the helmet: it was the symbol of the AFC in the early-to-mid-1990s, as the Bills became the first (and, to date, only) team to appear in ...