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The Buffalo Bills need a safety and the Tennessee Titans just showed they are more than ready to trade theirs if a good offer is made.

Writer Mike Moraitis argues that the Buffalo Bills should target Tennessee Titans safety Amani Hooker ahead of the November 10 trade deadline. Moraitis notes that Tennessee's blockbuster decision to trade star defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons to the Chicago Bears signals that the franchise is open for business and willing to move key veterans.
The writer believes Buffalo needs an upgrade at safety due to inconsistent play and reliability concerns surrounding C.J. Gardner-Johnson and Cole Bishop. Hooker, who is signed through 2028, is highlighted by Moraitis as an ideal permanent addition, suggesting a fourth-round draft pick could potentially finalize the deal.
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