Bills Scramble to Fit DJ Moore, Josh Allen Under Salary Cap

0:00On this March 8th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL. The Buffalo Bills are scrambling to get under the salary cap before the NFL league year starts on March 11th at 4 p.m. eastern time. Right now, they're about $13.5 million over the $301.3 million limit, sitting dead last among all, 32 teams. Recent moves have helped a bit, like restructuring Ed Oliver's deal to save $10.26 million and cutting four veterans for $12.2 million in space. Still, general manager Brandon Bean knows they need more room fast. Bean has stressed being super careful with every free agent dollar this off season. The team just traded for Y receiver DJ Moore and extended center Conor McGovern, so fitting both under the cap as real pressure by Wednesdays. Deadline. Experts pointed tricks like converting Moore's $24.5 million hit down to $6.75 million for $17.7 million in relief.

1:00Releasing kicker Tyler Bass could add $2.9 million more and restructures for Josh Allen or Diane Dawkins are on the table. Meanwhile, the Ravens are only $10.6 million over, while the Raiders lead with $119.4 million in space. Look for Buffalo to keep tweaking contracts and stay aggressive. Appreciation to our sponsor for backing this episode. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com