The Buffalo Bills are adding a popular alumnus to their radio broadcasts.
Former center Mitch Morse will be part of the team’s pregame and postgame shows as the team returns its broadcasts 97 Rock this season. Morse played for the Bills from 2019-2023, earning his only Pro Bowl nod in 2022.
Morse finished his career with Jacksonville Jaguars in 2024 and transitioned into a media career in retirement. Morse started his own podcast, “In Good Company With Mitch Morse,” while also making appearances on NFL Network.
Morse will be joined on the air by Medina native Chris Trapasso, who also works as the site producer for Buffalo Rumblings, a popular Bills-centric blog. The show will start two hours before each game and the postgame show will also last two hours after the conclusion of the final whistle.
The Bills ended their relationship with WGR-AM after 15 seasons and announced a partnership with Cumulus Media, the owner of 97 Rock, on May 15, marking a return to the team’s flagship station from 1998 to 2011.
In doing so, the Bills announced a broadcast team of Chris Brown and Eric Wood, along with Steve Tasker replacing Sal Capaccio, an Audacy employee, as the sideline reporter. The Bills also moved its daily show, One Bills Live, on WGR, to its website while being simulcasted on MSG.
The Bills also announced 23 affiliates for the Bills Radio Network, increasing its network stations by 35%. That includes adding ESPN West Palm 106.3 in West Palm Beach, Florida, in the heart of Dolphins territory.