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The Bills Are 6-1, But Nobody in Buffalo Is Ready For What’s Coming

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The NFL trade deadline hits November 10th at 4 PM EST, and even with the Buffalo Bills riding high at 6-1, fresh off a dominant 36-10 win over the Lamar Jackson, Tyler Huntley, and Joey Fagnano-led Ravens, it feels like everyone in Buffalo is itching for a big trade. Seriously, who *isn’t* ready for this club to make a move?

Who’s Already On The Bills’ Radar?

Our buddy covering the Bills has been grinding, giving us seven installments of potential trade candidates. So far, the list is stacked: we’re talking five safeties, one receiver, and one linebacker. Specific names like Derwin James, Jessie Bates, Antoine Winfield Jr., Amani Hooker, and Cam Bynum have all been floated as potential safety upgrades. On the offensive side, Brian Thomas Jr. came up as a receiver option. And for the defense, Zack Baun was mentioned as a linebacker candidate. That’s a serious lineup of talent already under consideration.

What’s Next For Buffalo’s Deadline Wishlist?

But the conversation isn’t over. Before installment No. 8 drops, the big question is out there: who else should the Bills be targeting? Our guy’s still got his eyes peeled for a few more safeties, maybe another linebacker or two. And here’s the kicker: with the latest Josh Palmer injury, adding another wide receiver to the mix is absolutely on the table. The buzz is real. It seems like the entire Bills fanbase is all in on swinging a trade, even with that killer 6-1 record. So, what’s your take? Who should they go after before time runs out?

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Originally reported by Buffalo Rumblings.

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