Bills general manager Brandon Beane may make defensive line his top priority after the team's latest injury news.

Salary cap issues made it nearly impossible for the Buffalo Bills to make any moves at the NFL Trade Deadline.

Here are a few position groups the Buffalo Bills should consider adding to ahead of the 2024 NFL trade deadline.

The 2024 NFL trade deadline has come and went for the league, the Buffalo Bills included. The Bills (7-2) opted not to made a deal. The 4 p.m. deadline on Nov. 5 came and went--Buffalo was not involved in any reported trades as that time passed.

The Buffalo Bills released safety Mike Edwards after failing in a bid to trade him before the NFL’s deadline on Tuesday. The offseason free-agent addition requested to be traded a few weeks ago for his lack of playing time. Edwards appeared in just three games for Buffalo this season, while being inactive the past four.

Although trades within the division aren’t common, the Patriots might be interested in dealing KJ Osborn who signed a one-year deal in the offseason after playing four years for the Vikings where he caught 158 passes for 1,845 yards and 15 TDs.

No the Buffalo Bills will not be selling at the 2024 NFL trade deadline. Teams have until 4 p.m. on Tuesday to make such deals and why would the Bills be inclined to give away pieces? At 7-2 overall,

The Buffalo Bills are in complete command of the AFC East after a thrilling 30-27 victory over the rival Miami Dolphins on Sunday. Yet, despite the team’s four-game division lead, trade rumors remain prominent ahead of Tuesday’s deadline.

The Buffalo Bills decided to stand pat as the NFL’s 2024 trade deadline passed, not making a move before the NFL’s 4:00 p.m. cutoff. General manager Brandon Beane’s decision not to make a move isn’t necessarily surprising despite his repeatedly stated willingness to make additional trades;

In clear control of the AFC East, the Buffalo Bills likely won't be making any big moves at the NFL trade deadline.