Bills GM Beane Confirms Tre’Davious White Recovery Ahead Week 1

The Buffalo Bills have finalized their 53-player roster and practice squad as they prepare for the 2025 regular season opener against the Baltimore Ravens. A major focus is the status of starting cornerback Tre’Davious White, who suffered a lower leg injury during training camp but has not been ruled out for Week 1, with general manager Brandon Beane emphasizing that it is not a season-ending injury. White is actively rehabbing and maintaining a positive attitude, though the team will wait until the official injury report next week for a clearer prognosis. Meanwhile, the Bills made moves to bolster their safety depth by signing former Washington Commanders safety Darrick Forrest in March, but he was released before the roster cutdown due to underwhelming performance and limited playing time. The Bills' safety group now includes returning players Taylor Rapp, Damar Hamlin, Cole Bishop, and rookie Jordan Hancock, who transitioned to safety during training camp. Overall, the Bills are confident in their roster depth and medical staff as they approach their season opener with high expectations.