The Buffalo Bills have continually been told they need more weapons, so what about Gabe Davis? We have dismissed that take as last season, the Bills averaged 30.9 points a game and made it to the ...

Is A Gabe Davis Bills Reunion Worth A Bills Look? originally appeared on Athlon Sports. All offseason, we have heard how the Buffalo Bills have to get Josh Allen a No. 1 weapon if he is to take ...

The Buffalo Bills suffered an injury at the one spot they can't afford it in training camp and the preseason with wide receiver Khalil Shakir going down with a ...

The Bills could look to bring him back, but after adding Laviska Shenault, Joshua Palmer and Elijah Moore among others, a reunion with the team that drafted him isn't likely for the man who famously ...

One wideout who knows all about getting hot in Buffalo is Gabe Davis, who spent four years with the franchise before signing a three-year, $39 million contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

On Thursday, former Bills receiver Gabe Davis visited the Steelers but left without a deal. After trading for Seattle Seahawks star receiver DK Metcalf and then dealing George Pickens to the ...

However, one former Bill says he is "open" to a reunion. Gabe Davis joined Up & Adams to discuss his future, and if the Buffalo Bills are in it.

Former Buffalo Bills receiver Gabe Davis has seen plenty of interest since he hit the open market this offseason, but is still waiting for his next contract and a new team.Davis was released by ...

Before spending time in Duval County, Davis was up in Buffalo with the Bills for four seasons (2020-2023). There, he had 163 receptions for 2,730 yards and 27 touchdowns.

Why did the Gabe Davis era only last one season for the Jacksonville Jaguars? It appears there is a simple explanation.

However, if we are going to explore this scenario, there is one name that, if the Bills absolutely had to have another receiver, makes a little sense, and that is Gabriel Davis.

Steelers insider Mark Kaboly set the expectation for a potential Gabe Davis signing. In short, he won’t count on Davis being the late addition to the receiving corps.