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Buffalo Bills Eye T.J. Watt as Potential Trade Target

The Buffalo Bills are reportedly considering a move for Pittsburgh Steelers star T.J. Watt, as trade rumors begin to surface. The All-Pro edge rusher has sparked speculation about his future with the Steelers, and analyst Jarrett Bailey believes the Bills could be a logical destination should Watt become available.

Watt, who is entering the final year of his four-year, $112 million contract extension, recently took to Instagram to share a cryptic post that led some to believe he could be prepared to leave the Steelers. The post featured a picture of himself giving the “peace” sign, which has fueled rumors about his potential departure.

“The Steelers are in the midst of a playoff win drought, having not won a game in the postseason since the 2016 season,” Bailey wrote. “The Bills would need to pay the star edge rusher upon trading for him, but Watt is the type of player that would get the Bills over the Kansas City Chiefs-sized hump in the AFC and get them to a Super Bowl.”

The Bills have already made a significant addition to their edge-rushing group, signing veteran Joey Bosa at the start of free agency. However, with the potential departure of Von Miller, who struggled with injury and inconsistent play, the Bills may be looking to bolster their defense.

“Watt is a player who could make a significant impact on our team,” said a Bills source. “He’s a talented edge rusher who could help us get over the hump and compete with the best teams in the AFC.”

*Bills Could Boost Line in the NFL Draft*

The Bills may not wait to see whether Watt hits the trade block before making some additions to their defensive line. With two offseason additions, defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi and defensive end Michael Hoecht, facing six-game suspensions, the Bills may look to the NFL draft to bolster their defense.

NFL insider Jordan Reid believes the Bills could go heavy on defensive line in the draft, noting that this year’s class is deep with talent.

“I’ve been saying this to everybody, we could see as many as 10 to 12 defensive linemen go in the first round,” Reid said in an appearance on One Bills Live in March. “This is the best defensive line class overall since 2019, and if you remember, with that class, I had guys like Nick Bosa, Brian Burns, Dexter Lawrence, Christian Wilkins, the list goes on and on of how many productive players came out of that draft class of that draft year.”

Reid said the Bills could even devote some of their early draft picks to the defensive line.

“So, the Bills, a team that obviously needs to add some depth and some marquee talent up front along defensive line, I would even entertain double dipping at the position,” Reid said.

*Conclusion*

The Buffalo Bills are reportedly considering a move for T.J. Watt, as trade rumors begin to surface. The All-Pro edge rusher has sparked speculation about his future with the Steelers, and analyst Jarrett Bailey believes the Bills could be a logical destination should Watt become available.

1. With the potential departure of Von Miller and the suspensions of Ogunjobi and Hoecht, the Bills may be looking to bolster their defense. Whether they pursue Watt or look to the NFL draft, the Bills are clearly focused on improving their defensive line and making a push for the Super Bowl.Buff