Even though the Bills have gotten off to a 5-1 start under new head coach Joe Brady, they have not been a well-rounded team in the early going. Their Josh Allen-led offense remains elite, whereas their first post-Sean McDermott defense…
The Buffalo Bills are looking to acquire one or two defensive players before the November 10 trade deadline, according to Albert Breer of SI.com. Despite starting 5-1 under new head coach Joe Brady, Buffalo's defense under rookie coordinator Jim Leonhard ranks 30th in scoring, 31st in yards, and 32nd in EPA per play.
General manager Brandon Beane faces limited flexibility with roughly $3.88 million in available salary cap space to address multiple defensive positions. Buffalo has registered just 11 sacks this season, while the secondary has struggled and will be without safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson due to a one-game suspension.
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