Bills' Free Agency Splashes, Draft Needs

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The Buffalo Bills wrapped up most of their big free agency splashes before the 2026 period

even started last Monday.

They traded a premium draft pick to land wide receiver DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears,

who's locked in for at least three years at over 25.

Million dollars a season.

They also kept Senator Conner McGovern to plug a keyhole on the offensive line and signed

Ed rusher Bradley Chubb after his release from the Miami.

Dolphins on a practical two-year deal worth upwards of $14 million a year as he turns 30.

Other moves included a three-year deal for slot cornerback D. Alfred from the Falcons

as a potential starter plus one-year contracts for safeties.

CJ Gardner Johnson in Geno Stone to fill short-term gaps opposite Cole Bishop in Jim Leighin

Hart's defense.

Fans and analysts see these steps as smart for immediate stability, especially up front

where McGovern helps protect the quarterback and Chubb adds, proven pass rush.

But with Milano and Thompson gone at linebacker and other spot-sten, the team avoided over

committing long-term, saving cap space amid rising costs.

Heading into the draft, Buffalo's top knees stand out at linebacker, where Tarot Bernard

and Dorian Williams must step up amid injuries and inconsistencies.

Edd remains a priority despite Chubb, with Greg were so shifting roles and Michael Hope

recovering from an Achilles' tear.

They also eyeed nose tackle after losing the Juan Jones plus left guard with David Edwards

gone to New Orleans, leaving veterans like Alec Anderson and Tyling Grable to compete.

With just two top 100 picks, including their first rounder, the bills will target young,

affordable talent to build depth.

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