Colts Trade Rumors Should Have Bills Targeting Two Players

Writer Randy Gurzi argues that the Buffalo Bills should pursue Indianapolis Colts defensive tackles DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart ahead of the November 10 NFL trade deadline. With Buffalo ranking near the bottom in several defensive metrics, Gurzi highlights reports from Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport indicating Indianapolis could shop veteran players if their struggles persist under new personnel chief Ed Dodds.

Gurzi suggests Buckner would boost Buffalo's pass rush while Stewart would solidify the interior run defense. However, acquiring either player would require financial maneuvering from general manager Brandon Beane, as Buffalo holds roughly $4.5 million in cap space while Buckner carries a $26.6 million cap hit and Stewart carries $14.258 million.