Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier plans to step away and take a year off from coaching for the 2023 season.

Frazier has been the Bills' DC for the past six seasons. 

The 63-year-old plans to return to coaching in 2024.

The Buffalo Bills have announced that season ticket prices for the coming season are going up by an average of 12 percent over the cost of tickets for the 2022 season.

The Bills noted that their prices still rank below the average prices for the league.

They also announced that season ticket holders who renew their seats for the coming season will maintain priority status for tickets in the team's new stadium. That building is expected to open in 2026.

The Kansas City Chiefs, fresh off their dramatic comeback victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII on Sunday night, already have been installed as the favorites to win next season's Super Bowl.

Caesars Sportsbook has the Chiefs as the favorites to win Super Bowl LVIII at +550, followed by the San Francisco 49ers at +600 and Buffalo Bills at +650. The Eagles are next at +800 in the sportsbook's early Super Bowl odds.

During an appearance on SiriusXM's Heart to Heart, NFL Players Association Medical Director Thom Mayer commented on the playing future of Damar Hamlin.

In response to a caller who asked whether Hamlin will ever play again, Mayer said this: "I don't want to get into HIPAA issues, but I guarantee you that Damar Hamlin will play professional football again."

It marks the first time anyone has suggested Hamlin will play again after suffering a cardiac arrest on Jan. 2.

Buffalo Bills Kim Pegula suffered cardiac arrest in June 2022 and remains in recovery.

Kim Pegula continues to improve daily but is "dealing with significant expressive aphasia and significant memory issues," and while she continues to work hard in her recovery, "where she ends up is still unknown," Jessica Pegula wrote in an essay for The Players' Tribune that was published Tuesday.

"She can read, write, and understand pretty well, but she has trouble finding the words to respond," Jessica Pegula, ranked as the No. 4 tennis player in the world, wrote. "It is hard to deal with and it takes a lot of patience to communicate with her, but I thank God every day that we can still communicate with her at all. The doctors continue to be blown away by her recovery, considering where she started, and her determination is the driving force of that."