Chris Trapasso is a journalist at CBS Sports. He specializes in NFL Draft analysis and young NFL player evaluations, with a keen interest in sports business and competitive sports. Chris has been featured in various outlets including MSN, BVM Sports, NewsBreak, and Yahoo Sports.
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By: Chris Trapasso
A deep dive on how the Bills might deploy the TE position in 2026
By: Chris Trapasso
Josh Allen is going to throw the football to receivers more frequently this season than he did in 2025, but we can't forget about the tight ends — particularly Dalton Kincaid — in this Buffalo Bills offense.
By: Chris Trapasso, Rachel Auberger
Keep track of what injuries could impact the game day roster
Who are the three low-key vital players for the Bills on Sunday?
By: Chris Trapasso
We now have more information on A.J. Brown’s injury
A.J. Brown was held to three catches for 26 yards in the Patriots season loss to the Seahawks before he left the game with an ankle injury, and now we have
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He was in Buffalo for four seasons, and now joins the Patriots
Another former Buffalo Bills player has signed with the New England Patriots, as DaQuan Jones has reportedly agreed to a one-year contract with Mike Vrabel's team.
Friday update – 1:00pm The Buffalo Bills don't host the New England Patriots until Week 4, but we now know A.J. Brown's injury status for that game.
