Bills Rookie’s Girlfriend Cheated on Him With a Player Who Just Joined Patriots

Orchard Park, NY – September 2025

The Buffalo Bills are grinding through their biggest preparation week ahead of a divisional showdown with the Ravens — but one rookie has unexpectedly become the center of a storm that has nothing to do with football.

According to team sources, rookie wide receiver Chase Lundt discovered his girlfriend cheating with fellow rookie TreVeyon Henderson, the highly touted running back who just joined the Jets. The private drama, already volatile on its own, has been poured straight into the fire of the long-standing Bills–Jets rivalry.

Lundt addressed the matter briefly but firmly, showing maturity well beyond his rookie status:

“Yeah, I caught her with him — it’s wild, and it happened with a Patriots, of all people. Before I came to Buffalo, she pushed me toward New England, but my loyalty was never in question. Now it’s even clearer: the distraction’s gone, and all my focus is on football. Nothing else matters but the Bills and this game.”

Instead of letting the drama snowball, the Bills have moved quickly to steady the narrative. Player support staff are checking in, while the coaching staff keeps hammering home the same mantra: “Bills standards — show up early, do it right, no excuses.”

Veterans in the locker room report that Lundt has channeled his frustration into football. He’s staying late for extra catches, upping his gym work, and cutting back on social media — a clear sign he’s determined not to let personal noise derail his rookie trajectory.

Professionally, Buffalo’s staff isn’t altering his role. Lundt will continue to see work on special teams and in select offensive packages, where his reliability and ball security can shine.

“We judge players by how they respond when adversity hits,” one Bills assistant coach explained. “Chase has answered with extra work — and that’s exactly what you want to see.”

The timing couldn’t be more dramatic: a divisional matchup, an already hostile away environment, and now a scandal dragging headlines into the mix.

For Chase Lundt, this is more than just a personal test — it’s a chance to prove his toughness to Bills Mafia. If he can channel the hurt into disciplined, physical football, he’ll remind everyone that in Buffalo, character is forged through adversity.

The Bills’ approach is crystal clear: frame the off-field scandal, turn it into motivation, and let the scoreboard do the talking on Sunday.