Players who played for the Bills and the Raiders

29 players · NFL since 2013

29 players have played for both the Bills and the Raiders in the NFL since 2013. 13 played for the Bills first and 16 for the Raiders first. The longest-serving played 135 games across both; the top scorer got 25 touchdowns; 6 scored for both; the first move came in 2015, the most recent in 2026.

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  1.  Bills 127 · Raiders 8
  2.  Bills 60 · Raiders 51
  3.  Bills 65 · Raiders 43
  4.  Bills 40 · Raiders 49
  5.  Bills 25 · Raiders 59
  6.  Bills 65 · Raiders 16
  7.  Bills 36 · Raiders 44
  8.  Bills 11 · Raiders 62
  9.  Bills 64 · Raiders 2
  10.  Bills 64 · Raiders 1
  11.  Bills 18 · Raiders 46
  12.  Bills 11 · Raiders 53
  13.  Bills 48 · Raiders 14
  14.  Bills 28 · Raiders 18
  15.  Bills 20 · Raiders 17
  16.  Bills 18 · Raiders 16
  17.  Bills 6 · Raiders 23
  18.  Bills 27 · Raiders 2
  19.  Bills 1 · Raiders 27
  20.  Bills 2 · Raiders 24
  21.  Bills 3 · Raiders 14
  22.  Bills 4 · Raiders 11
  23.  Bills 13 · Raiders 1
  24.  Bills 2 · Raiders 11
  25.  Bills 4 · Raiders 8
  26.  Bills 9 · Raiders 2
  27.  Bills 8 · Raiders 3
  28.  Bills 5 · Raiders 2
  29.  Bills 1 · Raiders 4

Who stands out

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Taron Johnson has the most games for the two combined: 127 for the Bills and 8 for the Raiders. Latavius Murray scored the most touchdowns across both (4 for the Bills, 21 for the Raiders), and 6 players scored for both.

In our data, Lee Smith was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Raiders came in 2015). The most recent player to play for both is Taron Johnson, who first played for the Raiders in 2026.

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Every player who played for the Bills and the Raiders (NFL since 2013): games and touchdowns at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerBillsRaidersFirst
GTDsSeasonsGTDsSeasons
Taron Johnson12742018–2025802026Bills
Lee Smith6042013–20205142015–2018Bills
Taiwan Jones6502017–20224312013–2016Raiders
Jon Feliciano4002019–20214902015–2018Raiders
Andre Holmes2532017–201859132013–2016Raiders
Lorenzo Alexander6502016–20191602015Raiders
Zay Jones3692017–20194432019–2021Bills
Nicholas Morrow11020246202017–2020Raiders
Nickell Robey-Coleman6432013–2016202022Bills
Preston Brown6412014–2017102019Bills
Latavius Murray184202346212014–2016Raiders
Amari Cooper112202453192015–2018Raiders
Richie Incognito4802015–20171402019–2020Bills
Quinton Jefferson2802020–20241802021Bills
Mack Hollins20620241742022Raiders
Greg Van Roten18020221602023Bills
Denarius Moore6020152352013–2014Raiders
EJ Manuel2742013–2016202017Bills
Daryl Worley1020202702018–2020Raiders
Kendal Vickers2020232402020–2022Raiders
Marshall Newhouse3020181402017Raiders
Sam Young4020131102020Bills
Marcus Thigpen1312014–2015102015Bills
Terrelle Pryor2020181122013Raiders
Kyle Peko402019802022Bills
Nathan Peterman912017–2018202020–2021Bills
Corey Liuget802019302019Raiders
Justin Murray502022202018Raiders
Jordan Devey102020402019Raiders

Head to head

In the NFL since 2013, the Bills and the Raiders have met 6 times: the Bills won 4, the Raiders 2.

  • Bills' biggest win: Bills 38-10 Raiders (2023)
  • Raiders' biggest win: Raiders 38-24 Bills (2016)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Bills and the Raiders?
29 in the NFL since 2013: Taron Johnson, Lee Smith, Taiwan Jones, Jon Feliciano, Andre Holmes, Lorenzo Alexander and 23 more.
Has anyone scored for both the Bills and the Raiders?
Yes, 6: Latavius Murray (4 and 21), Amari Cooper (2 and 19), Andre Holmes (3 and 13), Zay Jones (9 and 3), Mack Hollins (6 and 4) and Lee Smith (4 and 4).
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Bills and the Raiders?
Taron Johnson. He played for the Bills (2018–2025), then the Raiders from 2026.
What period does this list cover?
NFL games from 2013 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NFL since 2013; touchdowns are ones scored, not thrown. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.