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Buffalo Bills On SI writer John Green argues that the Buffalo Bills should target Tennessee Titans cornerback Alontae Taylor in a trade ahead of the November 10 deadline. With Buffalo struggling across defensive metrics during their bye week, Green suggests Taylor could solve issues at nickel cornerback under defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard, especially with current starter Dee Alford underperforming.
Taylor signed a three-year, $60 million contract with Tennessee but was recently made a healthy scratch by head coach Robert Saleh after struggling on the outside. Green notes that while Buffalo has just $4.4 million in available salary cap space, general manager Brandon Beane should explore an aggressive deal with the rebuilding Titans to bolster the secondary.
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