Buffalo Bills Eye Brandin Cooks Reunion

0:00It's March 30th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story. The Buffalo Bills are heating up their wider seaver room by eyeing a reunion with Brandon Cooks on a one-year deal. General manager Brandon Bean dropped that hint at the NFL League meetings, saying they've chatted with Cooks and his agent about bringing the vet back. Bean made it clear any move would likely wait until after the draft, so they can see how pigs shake out and check roster numbers. Cooks is cool with that timing too, avoiding spots where teams might draft fresh talent ahead of him. Last season, Cooks gave the Bills a much needed deep threat in five regular season games, averaging 22.8 yards per catch. He chipped in five grabs for 78 yards in the playoffs, even with some drops along the way. The team just resigned Trent Sherfield for special teams help, and they've got a solid group already with DJ Moore, Khalil Shakir, Keon Coleman, and others like Joshua Palmer and McColl Harman Jr.

1:00They cut Curtis Samuel earlier this off season. Bean insists the tray for more won't stop them from grabbing a top receiver at pick number 26 if the right one falls. Still, mutual interest means Cooks could slide right back in if the draft doesn't deliver that spark.