Bills-Commanders Trade Could Solve Major Secondary Concern in Buffalo

Randy Gurzi argues that the Buffalo Bills should target Washington Commanders cornerback Amik Robertson before the upcoming November 10 NFL trade deadline. Citing analysis from The Athletic's Daniel Popper, Gurzi notes that Buffalo entered its Week 7 bye ranked 31st against the pass after surrendering 1,715 yards through six games, making secondary reinforcements an urgent priority.

Robertson signed a two-year, $16 million contract with Washington in the offseason and offers valuable versatility by playing both boundary and slot cornerback. Gurzi suggests that with the Commanders struggling at 1-4-1, Buffalo general manager Brandon Beane should look to acquire Robertson to boost the team's struggling pass defense.