The Buffalo Bills traded Stefon Diggs for a 2025 second-round pick from the Houston Texans. This meant that the Bills would have to wait a year before receiving any kind of trade return for their All-Pro receiver.
So far, through Week 4, there hasn’t been a clear go-to receiver for Josh Allen, but distributing the ball around to a variety of pass-catchers has proven effective. Allen has yet to throw an interception this season and leads the NFL with a QBR of 82.3. However, if the perfect opportunity presented, the Bills may benefit from an upgrade at wide receiver.
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Buffalo Bills would pursue a trade for Davante Adams if the price was right.
Davante Adams trade rumours have recently dominated the radio, following the Las Vegas Raiders receiver’s admission that he would like to change things up. The Raiders have now informed teams of what it will take to trade for the three-time All-Pro, but the New York Jets appear to be the front-runners.
However, until Adams is traded, the race continues, with practically any contender still able to incorporate the playmaker into their offence. At 3-1, the Bills must stand out as a good fit for the 31-year-old receiver.
Now, according to Dianna Russini, the Bills could be a sleeper club to acquire Adams before the NFL trade deadline on November 5. But only if the Raiders are ready to cover a portion of his contract.
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