
Broncos' DJ Jones to Bills Trade Rumor
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The Denver Broncos impressive 2025 season, culminating in the AFC Championship Game, has set them up for a strong 2026. Experts suggest bolstering their roster with a tight end, running back, inside linebacker, or defensive end. A potential trade involves sending defensive tackle DJ Jones to the Buffalo Bills, who struggled against the run in 2025. Jones experience could benefit Buffalos young defensive line, but Denver may hold firm unless the offer is substantial.
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On March 25th, the Denver Broncos had a breakout season in 2025, pushing all the way to the AFC Championship game. They likely would have faced the Seattle Seahawks in the Super Bowl if quarterback Bohnix had stayed healthy. That run proved out as wrong and sets them up well for 2026 with an improved offensive roster. Experts suggest the team could add pieces like a tight end, running back, inside linebacker, or defensive end to round out one of their best lineups, ever. One hypothetical trade floating around involves trading defensive tackle DJ Jones to the Buffalo Bills, a new AFC rival after their intense divisional, playoff matchup last year. The Bills struggled against the run in 2025, giving up the 5th most rushing yards and ranking near the bottom in yards per carry, and… …rushing touchdowns. They have not made big moves on the interior line yet and are leaning on young players. Jones had a solid year for Denver, with a career high 3-6, four tackles for loss, and strong run-stopping ability, though he only played about.
40% of snaps. His experience could lead Buffalo's young group, especially with new defensive coordinator, Jim Leonhard, who worked with the Broncos under Sean. Payne, while Buffalo needs the help, Denver might hold firm unless the offer is huge, especially after losing John Franklin Myers in free agency. With plenty of offseason ahead, keep an eye on how the Broncos build from their championship push.
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