Bills' Free Agency Plan: DJ Moore, Edge Rusher, Linebacker

0:00The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on NFL News today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The Buffalo Bills are gearing up for free agency, which kicks off Monday at noon. They've already made a blockbuster trade, signed some players, and cut others to free up cap space for a roster overhaul. General manager Brandon Bean has a plan to target key positions and build around quarterback Josh Allen for a Super Bowl push. Earlier this week, the Bills traded a second-round pick for wide receiver DJ Moore to strengthen their passing game. They're eyeing more help there, like veteran Darno Mooney, recently cut by the Atlanta Falcons, who could sign for $7 to $8 million A. Year in play, both wide and in the slot. Fans and analysts see this as a critical window to pair Edge-Rusher Greg Russo with a proven partner after last season's experiment with Joey Bosa, fell short. The impact could transform their defense under new coordinator Jim Leighen Hard, while bolstering the offense gives Allen better weapons amid high. Expectations in Buffalo.

1:04One top target is Minnesota Vikings linebacker Jonathan Greenard, a 29-year-old, with 24 and a half sacks over two prior seasons. Despite a recent shoulder injury, they might rework his deal in a trade for a third or fourth-round pick to add that Edge-Rushing punch. Meanwhile, with Center Conor McGovern resigned, left guard David Edwards is likely out, opening a spot for in-house options or return a former. Bill Wyatt Teller from the Browns at around $10 million annually. At linebacker, Kansas City Chiefs Leo Chanel, a Leighen Hard protege, could join for $5 to $7 million, rounding out a smart, affordable plan. This story is made possible by our sponsor. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen. S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com.