Buffalo Bills Target Pass Rushers in Free Agency

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Buffalo Bills know they need a stronger pass rush to compete with the top teams in the AFC next year. After struggling to pressure quarterbacks this season, they're eyeing free agency, which kicks off on March 11th. With new defensive coordinator Jim Lee and Hard taking over, the team plans to switch to a 3-4 scheme that could unlock more disruption up front. This shift has fans hopeful for quick upgrades. Bills supporters have been buzzing about Seattle's boy mafe, a 27-year-old with a solid 13.2% pressure rate last year. Even if his sacks dipped, his projected $12.2 million per year makes him a hot name. Other solid fits include Denver's John Franklin Myers, who's cheaper at $7.8 million annually and already knows Lee and Hardstyle, plus Cincinnati's Joseph O'Sy and Las Vegas's Malcolm Combs, both around 9 million with skills that match the new defense.

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