Bills Workout Multiple Kickers Amid Tyler Bass Injury Concerns

As the Buffalo Bills approach their 2025 season opener, uncertainty surrounds kicker Tyler Bass due to a lingering pelvic injury and inconsistent preseason performance. Despite Bass returning to make 3 of 4 field goals in the preseason finale, the Bills have proactively worked out three veteran kickers—Eddy Piñeiro, Greg Joseph, and Zane Gonzalez—as potential replacements or insurance options. Bass, who has a solid career field goal percentage but has faced recent struggles and injuries, remains the team's primary kicker, while backup running back Ray Davis serves only as an emergency option. The Bills' workouts with these experienced kickers, each with respectable career percentages but varied recent health and team stability, indicate the team’s cautious approach to ensuring reliability at the kicker position. While there has been speculation about whether the Bills intend to replace Bass permanently, no official roster moves have been announced. The situation remains fluid as the team prepares for their Week 1 game against the Baltimore Ravens.