ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- The Buffalo Bills announced a multiyear contract extension Thursday for general manager Brandon Beane, who has been with the team since 2017.
Since arriving in western New York from the Carolina Panthers' front office shortly after the Bills hired coach Sean McDermott, Beane has revamped Buffalo's roster, turning it into a contender in just three seasons. The Bills' current roster features just two players from the previous regime -- defensive end Jerry Hughes and long snapper Reid Ferguson.
Buffalo extended McDermott's contract in August and has now paired the head coach and general manager for the foreseeable future.