The Buffalo Bills could make a major splash at the NFL trade deadline that would shake up the league following a recent report.

The Buffalo Bills could use a playmaker at wide receiver, and an NFL insider just revealed that a surprise player could be on the move.

According to The Athletic's Dianna Russini, the Buffalo Bills are targeting at least two positions to make additions at ahead of the Nov. 4 trade deadline that is only a week-plus away.

For any Buffalo Bills fans indifferent on the 2025 World Series outcome, we have the rooting interest for you. The Bills (4-2) themselves are focused on facing the Carolina Panthers (4-3) in Week 8 on Sunday. On Friday, the "Fall Classic" began.

The Buffalo Bills need help at wide receiver and safety, and an NFL insider says they're looking to add depth at the NFL trade deadline.

Former Buffalo Bills linebacker Shawne Merriman sends a blunt message to the team about their future if they don't win now.

With injuries stacking up on the defensive side of the ball, the Bills could soon get back their first-round rookie.

At the time of the trade, the Bills needed an answer for a receiving core struggling to create separation and make big plays when needed. This led to ESPN's Seth Walder to give GM Brandon Beane an A- grade. His new grade for Buffalo fell to a D+, the most drastic change among the eight trades from last season that Walder regraded.