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The Bills are actively reshaping their 2026 roster during NFL free agency, balancing in-house extensions with external moves, including notable departures (Mitch Trubisky to Tennessee, Reggie Gilliam to New England) and several re-signings. This tracker will keep updating with signings, contracts, and roster moves ahead of the draft.
The Bills defeated the Jets 35-8 in Week 18, with Mitch Trubisky stepping in for Josh Allen, who played only one snap. Trubisky excelled, throwing four touchdowns, while the running backs combined for three touchdowns, and the defense held the Jets to just 122 yards, showcasing a strong finish to the season at Highmark Stadium.
Josh Allen briefly exited the game due to a nose injury but returned quickly, leading the Buffalo Bills to a 30-10 win over the Jets, with backup Mitch Trubisky stepping in effectively during Allen's brief absence.
The Chicago Bears hosted the Buffalo Bills for a joint practice at Halas Hall, with notable observations including Mitch Trubisky's return, highlighting a busy and eventful day in Lake Forest.
The Buffalo Bills have signed quarterback Mitchell Trubisky to a 2-year contract, bringing the seven-year veteran back to Western New York. Trubisky, who was drafted by the Chicago Bears in 2017, spent 2021 as the Bills' backup quarterback, and has started 57 games in his career, throwing for 12,536 yards and 72 touchdowns. He will wear No. 11 with the Bills.
Quarterback Mitch Trubisky has agreed to return to the Buffalo Bills, where he previously served as a backup to Josh Allen. His wife, Hillary, celebrated the news on Instagram. Trubisky spent the past two seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers but has now signed a deal with the Bills. The couple had previously spent time in Buffalo after getting married in 2021 and welcomed their son there in 2022. Trubisky's return comes as the Bills undergo a roster overhaul, with several players being released in an effort to manage the salary cap.
Quarterback Mitch Trubisky has agreed to a two-year, $5.25 million deal with the Buffalo Bills, with $2.7 million guaranteed in 2024 and a maximum value of $8.45 million with incentives. Trubisky, who served as Buffalo's backup in 2021, had a 2-5 record as a starter with the Pittsburgh Steelers over the last two seasons, completing 64.1 percent of his throws for 1,884 yards with eight touchdowns and 10 interceptions in 12 total games.
The Penguins are still waiting to trade Jake Guentzel, with potential landing spots including CAR, FLA, NYR, VAN, and VGK; Mitch Trubisky signs with the Bills, while former Pitt Panther Avonte Maddox is released by the Eagles and may be a potential target for the Steelers; Sidney Crosby is experiencing a scoring slump, and Duquesne guard Megan McConnell receives recognition for her standout season in women's basketball.
The Buffalo Bills have agreed to terms with quarterback Mitch Trubisky, who will serve as a backup to Josh Allen once again. Trubisky, released by the Pittsburgh Steelers, joins the Bills amidst a series of cap-saving moves, including the release of center Mitch Morse. The move comes as the Bills look to bolster their quarterback depth, with Trubisky providing valuable experience as a backup.
Quarterback Mitch Trubisky has reached a deal to return to the Buffalo Bills as their backup quarterback, after being released by the Pittsburgh Steelers earlier this offseason. Trubisky, who spent the 2021 season as Josh Allen's backup, will rejoin the Bills after a brief stint with the Steelers. The Bills also made several other moves, including releasing key players and restructuring contracts to free up cap space.
Quarterback Mitch Trubisky is reportedly in talks with the Buffalo Bills about a potential return to the team after being released by the Steelers last month. Trubisky previously served as Josh Allen's backup in Buffalo and started four games for the Steelers in the 2022 season before being benched in favor of Kenny Pickett. With Kyle Allen set to become a free agent, the Bills are exploring their options at the quarterback position.
The Pittsburgh Steelers cut quarterback Mitch Trubisky and are now considering adding Justin Fields, who the Bears might trade as they hold the No. 1 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Other potential options for the Steelers include Ryan Tannehill and Russell Wilson, as they seek competition for quarterback Kenny Pickett.
The Pittsburgh Steelers released quarterback Mitch Trubisky, along with two other players, in a move that saved the team close to $13 million in salary cap space. With Mason Rudolph set for free agency, the Steelers will need a new backup for quarterback Kenny Pickett. Several veteran quarterbacks, including Ryan Tannehill, are available in free agency, and the team will be looking to make a smart choice for their next quarterback.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have released quarterback Mitch Trubisky, punter Pressley Harvin, and offensive lineman Chuks Okorafor. Trubisky's departure was confirmed following earlier reports, while Harvin, a 2021 seventh-round pick, served as the team's punter for three seasons. Okorafor, a 2018 third-round pick, started 59 games during his time with the Steelers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have released quarterback Mitch Trubisky, offensive lineman Chukwuma Okorafor, and punter Pressley Harvin, saving nearly $13 million in 2024 salary cap space. With Trubisky's departure and Mason Rudolph set to hit free agency, 2022 first-round pick Kenny Pickett is currently the only quarterback on the Steelers' roster for 2024. Trubisky, who started seven games for the Steelers, was signed to a new three-year contract in 2023 but faltered as a backup in 2023. Okorafor, who had one year left on his contract, was benched for a rookie first-round pick, while Harvin, a seventh-round selection in 2021, was inconsistent throughout his three-season Steelers career.