Bills' WR trade need for a guy like A.J. Brown has bad Amari Cooper precedent originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. There's a general consensus among Bills Mafia that what the Buffalo Bills really need is a top wide receiver.

Graham: Any type of Dalton Kincaid injury has to be a terrifying thought inside One Bills Drive. Curtis Samuel and Elijah Moore have already been healthy scratches, and Keon Coleman hasn’t taken the next steps you’d want to see from a top draft pick. How many of the Bills’ receivers would even dress for the Chiefs?

The Bills rank last in the NFL with around $1.67MM in spending room, per Over the Cap. Shaheed, like Cooper was last year, is on an expiring contract. With a $4.2MM base salary and a $4.46MM cap hit, he’s reasonably priced.

Diana Russini reveals that the Buffalo Bills have recently called about trading for Chris Olave from the Saints at the NFL deadline.

The Buffalo Bills are unlikely to make a move for AJ Brown or any other wide receiver at the trade deadline, according to a report.

During an appearance speaking with the Pat McAfee Show on ESPN, NFL insider Adam Schefter said that the Bills are among the teams that have made calls on potential wide receivers' availability ahead of this year's deadline. With that, here's what he had to say...

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.

The Chicago Bears could potentially trade wideout DJ Moore to the Bills for peak value considering Buffalo's needs around QB Josh Allen.