Somehow, some way, the Buffalo Bills need to find a way to get past the Kansas City Chiefs and the rest of their AFC conference rivals. Sure, Josh Allen got some hard-earned hardware this offseason, but he’d likely tell you his true preference is to hoist a Lombardi Trophy.
This offseason will present the Bills with several opportunities to upgrade the roster. They may even be eyeing a blockbuster trade.
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Fire up the Myles Garrett to Buffalo Bills trade rumors?
As good as reigning NFL MVP Josh Allen is, he can’t put the whole team on his back, each and every week. The same can be said for Myles Garrett on the Cleveland Browns’ defense, only now the former Defensive Player of the Year wants a trade to a contender.
Recently, the Buffalo Bills insider from The Athletic, Joe Buscaglia noted that the expected Von Miller departure could open up just enough cap space to pursue a blockbuster trade for someone like Garrett.
The Bills have an incredibly interesting offseason on the way, without many key free agents, but having easy ways to access the most cap space they’ve had since 2022. They also know how close they were to finally getting past the Chiefs and into the Super Bowl last year. The last time the Bills felt they were this close to getting over the top in the postseason, they signed free-agent edge rusher Von Miller to a massive contract. With their defense letting them down in the AFC Championship Game, will that help facilitate their interest in Cleveland defensive end Myles Garrett or some other big-name defender? Although the Bills likely won’t come out and proclaim their interest in Garrett, looking for signs of them going for a big move this offseason will be the biggest thing to track in Indianapolis.”
Teams are likely making offers, but the Browns have been adamant that they have no plans to trade Garrett this offseason or any time soon. Being that he’s Cleveland’s best player, it’s understandable that they’re not in a rush to remove him from the roster.
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