Bills Cut Curtis Samuel, Clear Cap Space

0:00From NFL coverage, this is your March 6 update. The Buffalo Bills released Wyver Seever Curtis Samuel on Friday, a move aimed at clearing salary cap space. The 29-year-old signed with the team before the 2024 season, but fell short of expectations over two years. This clears just over $6 million in cap room for the 2026 season, though it leaves $1.7 million in dead money. Next year, Samuel's three-year deal was worth $24 million total. Fans and analysts saw this coming after his underwhelming stats, just 38 catches for 334 yards and two touchdowns in, 20 games. It highlights the bills of struggles at Wyver Seever in recent campaigns. Earlier this week, Buffalo traded a second-round pick to the Chicago Bears for DJ Moore, plus a fifth-rounder coming back. This shake-up aims to boost their passing attack, heading into next season. Now the top targets include Moore, Khalil Shakir, and Dalton Concade with Keon Coleman, Joshua Palmer,

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