TheBuffalo Bills Radio Network is a broadcastradio network based inBuffalo, New York. Its primary programming is broadcasts ofBuffalo Bills home and away games to a network of 26 stations inupstate New York, theNorthwestern andNorthern Tiers ofPennsylvania, having previously had affiliates inSouthern Ontario and the state of Wyoming.

Previously, the broadcasts originated fromWBEN through much of the team's history except for a period from 1971 to 1977 whenWKBW was team flagship.WGR briefly carried games in the early 1990s.^[1] From 1998 through 2011, the Bills were flagshipped atWGRF, as well as other stations owned byCitadel Broadcasting. WhenCumulus Media purchased Citadel in late 2011, it dropped Bills games from all of its stations at the end of the season.^[2] Cumulus never fully paid off the money Citadel owed for Bills games, instead eventually seeking to nullify the debt in January 2018 when the company went into bankruptcy.^[3]Entercom Communications andGalaxy Communications picked up the rights, restoring broadcasts to WGR for the 2012 season.^[4][5]

During the time of theBills Toronto Series, the station was carried onCJCL inToronto,Ontario,Canada.CHML inHamilton also briefly carried games in the late 2010s but dropped them after re-securing the rights to the team it had carried for much of its history, theHamilton Tiger-Cats. As of 2022, the Bills have no Canadian affiliates, though WGR is audible through much of Southern Ontario.

The station added an affiliate in Wyoming in 2021,KGAB inLaramie County, Wyoming, mainly to allowWyoming Cowboys football fans to follow Bills starting quarterback and Wyoming alumnusJosh Allen.^[6] KGAB dropped Bills games for the 2023 season. As of 2024, the Bills radio network lists two Wyoming affiliates.

Chris Brown, formerly aBuffalo Destroyers play-by-play announcer who had most recently been studio host for the Bills' shows onMSG Western New York, is currently serving as play-by-play announcer, with former Bills offensive linemanEric Wood as color commentator and WGR employee Sal Capaccio as sideline reporter.

The network is an autonomous organization from the team, and is unique in that it, and not the team itself, was the main sponsor of the Bills'cheerleaders, theBuffalo Jills, until that squad was disbanded due to legal disputes.

Van Miller was the voice of the Buffalo Bills from the team's inception until 2003, with the exception of 1972 to 1978, when WKBW controlled radio rights and Miller's TV employer, WBEN-TV (now WIVB), would not permit him to appear on WKBW broadcasts. Miller was succeeded byJohn Murphy, his longtime color commentator, when he retired from the booth after the 2003 season. Murphy suffered a stroke in January 2023^[7][8] and formally relinquished play-by-play duties in May 2024.^[9]

The Bills announced in July 2024 that the interim tag will be removed for Brown and he will become the primary play-by-play announcer of the Buffalo Bills.^[10]

On February 3, 2026, the Bills announced the end of their affiliations with Audacy and WGR and would be partnering withGood Karma Brands as its broadcast partner. Good Karma, the operator ofESPN Radio, owns no stations in upstate New York. The statement indicated that terrestrial "station affiliates" would continue to receive Bills games, with intent to return to Southern Ontario, but that WGR would not be among them.^[11][12]

• WGNA 1460:Albany (1988–1989 seasons)
• WBEN 930:Buffalo (1960–1971 seasons), (1979–1989 seasons), (1994–1997 seasons)
• WKBW 1520:Buffalo (1972–1978 seasons)
• WGRF 96.9:Buffalo (1998–2011 seasons)
• WGR 550:Buffalo (1990–93 seasons), (2012–2025 seasons)
• WDNY-FM 93.9:Dansville
• WCMF 96.5:Rochester (2012–2025 seasons)
• WROC 950:Rochester (2012–2025 seasons)
• WGY 810:Schenectady (1991–1995 seasons)
• CJCL 590:Toronto
• CHML 900:Hamilton
• WRIE 1260:Erie
• WXTA 97.9:Erie
• WSPQ 1300:Springville
• WWCB 1370:Corry
• KGAB 650:Laramie

• Van Miller (1960–1971, 1978–2003)
• Al Meltzer andRick Azar (1972–1977)
• John Murphy (2004–2022)
• Chris Brown (2023–present)

• Ralph Hubbell andDick Rifenburg (1960–?)
• Ed Rutkowski (1973–1977, 1990)
• Don Gilbert (1978–79)
• Stan Barron andJefferson Kaye (1978–1983)
• John Murphy (1984–1989, 1994–2003)
• Greg Brown (1991–1993)
• Alex Van Pelt (2004)
• Mark Kelso (2006–2018)
• Steve Tasker (2020)^[13]
• Eric Wood (2019, 2021–present)^[14]

• Jeff Burris (2006)
• Paul Peck (2005, 2007–2008)
• Rich Gaenzler (2009–11)
• Joe Buscaglia (2012–2014)
• Sal Capaccio (2014–present)

• Rich Gaenzler (2004–2008)
• Brent Axe (2009–2011)
• Howard Simon (2004, 2012–2019)
• Sal Capaccio (2012–2013)
• Jeremy White (2012–present)
• Nate Geary (2020–present)
• Joe DiBiase (2020–present)

• Greg Harvey (____– present)
• Todd Broady (____– present)
• Todd Large (_____– present)

• Official listing as of the start of the 2023 season.

• NFL on the radio
• Audacy, Inc. radio stations
• Sports radio networks in the United States

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