With a cap hit of $9M this season, the Bills have a very expensive backup wide receiver.
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The Bills will have some tough decisions to make in months to come, and we may see them trade away one or two players.
And with training camp beginning shortly, we’ll get to see some familiar and new Bills players fighting for roster spots.
Many ex-Bills players are still available if Brandon Beane wants to bring back some old friends.
The Bills made six defensive selections out of the nine draft picks they made, in hopes to improve a very shaky unit in 2025.
Spotrac has the Bills sitting with $6M in available cap space, enough to add some under-the-radar free agents.
On paper, the team looks very good less than a month before the first round of the draft.Â
Buffalo still has some holes to fill, however, and will continue to be active in the free agent market.
Buffalo has already started by releasing pass rusher Von Miller on Sunday, and Punter Sam Martin on Thursday.
After extending talented slot receiver Khalil Shakir, the Bills are set to pay up for another starter alongside Shakir and Keon Coleman.
With the salary cap rising to $279.2M, the Bills will have a little more cap flexibility than we thought they would.