The Buffalo Bills haven’t been the most active team on Day 1 of the NFL’s legal tampering period, but according to one NFL insider this Monday night, they appear to be setting themselves up to potentially make moves in the future.
Lost in the mix of the numerous free agency deals reported tonight, ESPN’s Field Yates announced that the Buffalo franchise has restructured the contracts of quarterback Josh Allen and pass-rusher Von Miller.
The reworked deals will reportedly create approximately $32 million in cap space for the Bills, Yates says.
The Bills have restructured the contracts of QB Josh Allen and OLB Von Miller, creating approximately $32M in salary cap space, per source.
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) March 14, 2023
Buffalo is coming off of another disappointing season that ended in an early exit from the playoffs. For the second straight season, the Bills failed to advance past the divisional round.
While the exact details of the restructures are unknown at this point, it’s likely the Bills made the moves today in order to give them more cap flexibility this offseason. But as is often the case with reworked deals, Buffalo may have pushed Allen and Miller’s cap hits down the line, which may present new financial constraints in the future.
With that said, though, freeing up cap space in the short term should help the Bills chances to make a deeper postseason run this fall.
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Publish Date:2023-03-14 11:17:54
