Cole Beasley played for his father, head coach Mike Beasley, at Little Elm and did pretty much everything for the team. He played quarterback, punted, returned punts and kicks, and played defense.

NFL wide receiver Cole Beasley began his career with the Dallas Cowboys joining the team as an undrafted free agent in 2012. Three years later, he signed a four-deal with the franchise worth $13 ...

Wide receiver Cole Beasley is retiring from the NFL after 11 seasons. Beasley signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers two weeks ago, catching four passes for 17 yards.

Bills GM Praises Cole Beasley Beasley said it took him some time after joining the Bills to get caught up with new concepts under offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey, which showed in his higher ...

Cole Beasley is a newcomer to the Giants, but is well-known by Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen from their time together in Buffalo.

Following Beasley’s first practice back, Bills quarterback Josh Allen said that it’s “good to have him back,” per 13WHAM ‘s Dan Fetes. “The Bills have missed him.” ...

Wide receiver Cole Beasley asked for his release from the Giants’ practice squad and got his wish. Beasley, 34, a close friend of Brian Daboll’s, and the Giants are mutually parting ways after ...

Wide receiver Cole Beasley (11) resigned with the Buffalo Bills this week, ending a short retirement. The team and the 33-year-old receiver hope he can help reignite the Bills passing attack.

EAST RUTHERFORD - Cole Beasley and the New York Giants flirted with one another for weeks last season. There was the allure for Beasley to rejoin coach Brian Daboll here, but considering his age ...

Cole Beasley makes vaccination statement: ‘I’m not anti- or pro-vax. I’m pro choice’ Shortly afterward he released a new rap song in which he says there “ain’t a vaccination” for him.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley said Tuesday he would get the COVID-19 vaccine if Pfizer gave him an earnings share. The NFL player responded to a tweet from ProFootballTalk saying what ...

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley has 18 catches for 260 yards in the first four games of the season, the best start of his nine-year NFL career.