Bills Rookie in Late-Night Incident at a Downtown Chiago Nightclub — Team Scrambles to Contain Story
BUFFALO — Hours before Buffalo’s preseason matchup, rookie wide receiver Kaden Prather drew the wrong kind of attention. Witnesses reported seeing the seventh-round pick leaving a downtown Chicago nightclub well past midnight, stirring questions about judgment and focus.
No arrests were made, no laws were broken — but in the NFL, optics can weigh as heavily as stats. For a rookie fighting to earn his place, the timing couldn’t have been worse.
Inside the locker room, veteran linebacker Matt Milano voiced what many were already thinking: “Discipline isn’t a switch you turn on for game day. It’s every day, every choice. You can lose trust faster than you gain it — and once it’s gone, it’s hard to get back.”
For now, the Bills have not announced any disciplinary action, but the conversation around Prather has shifted. Fans who once wanted to see his preseason breakout are now waiting to see if he can handle the scrutiny that comes with wearing Buffalo’s jersey.
Preseason is supposed to be about opportunity. For Kaden Prather, one late-night decision turned it into a warning shot. And with Matt Milano’s words ringing through the locker room, the message is clear: in Buffalo, discipline defines who stays.
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