Bills general manager Brandon Beane may make defensive line his top priority after the team's latest injury news.

The Buffalo Bills managed to remain a Super Bowl contender despite an offseason roster overhaul. Although they are already on pace to exceed expectations in what was viewed as a transition year, general manager Brandon Beane should remain active ahead of Tuesday’s 2024 NFL trade deadline.

Brandon Beane has said that he is always looking for ways to improve the roster, but one NFL insider believes the Buffalo Bills are done making moves. In her latest article on The Athletic, Dianna Russini listed the Bills among teams she expects to not be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline.

No the Buffalo Bills will not be selling at the 2024 NFL trade deadline. Teams have until 4 p.m. on Tuesday to make such deals and why would the Bills be inclined to give away pieces? At 7-2 overall,

The Buffalo Bills could be in the market for some help along their defensive front ahead of the 2024 NFL trade deadline. If so, the Tennessee Titans could offer them some help with one of their veteran defenders who is likely to be available.

The Buffalo Bills decided to stand pat as the NFL’s 2024 trade deadline passed, not making a move before the NFL’s 4:00 p.m. cutoff. General manager Brandon Beane’s decision not to make a move isn’t necessarily surprising despite his repeatedly stated willingness to make additional trades;

The 2024 NFL trade deadline has arrived on Nov. 5 at 4 p.m. At a 7-2 record, it's clear that the Buffalo Bills are a serious contender in the AFC. In fact, the division might already be locked up as i

In clear control of the AFC East, the Buffalo Bills likely won't be making any big moves at the NFL trade deadline.

This year, the Bills needed a proven separator amongst the receiving corps, and Beane pulled off a deal for Amari Cooper. Two years in a row, Buffalo has addressed its most-glaring mid-season need at the trade deadline.