Buffalo Bills' Top 3 trade targets with deadline approaching
The 2025 trade deadline is coming up, and the bye week is as good a time as there is for the Buffalo Bills to address what they need to pick up at the trade deadline to go for their first Super Bowl.
It might be a barren trade market for their positions of need, but there are still three names who stand out as suitors for Brandon Beane and Co. to go after.
1. WR Calvin Ridley, Titans

The Athletic's Dianna Russini reported earlier in the week that both wide receivers Chris Olave and A.J. Brown are not going to be traded this season. Still, she also said that the 1-5 Titans are selling every player except for a couple.
As such, the Bills should make a run at the 30-year-old Ridley, who's dealing with a hamstring injury right now, but is coming off back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons.
Ridley still hasn't been able to realize the air yards he has gotten. He led the league in air yards in 2025, and with Cam Ward's horrendous blocking, he hasn't gotten many opportunities to catch deep balls.
Tight end Dalton Kincaid leads the Bills with 287 receiving yards, speaking to the need for a receiver. There's also an out of Ridley's four-year, $92 million contract after 2025, so if he doesn't end up working out, Buffalo can get rid of him.
2. DE Jaelan Phillips, Dolphins

It'd be very unlikely that a division rival would be willing to trade with Buffalo, but the 1-5 Dolphins are getting lots of calls on Phillips and Bradley Chubb, per Russini.
The Bills ranked eighth in the NFL in pressures entering Week 7, but with this season's largely disappointing rookie class, Phillips makes sense to bring some juice to the pass rush.
Phillips has dealt with a torn Achilles and torn ACL over the last two seasons, but he ranks 10th in the NFL in hurries, per
This is a much more manageable contract for Buffalo, as Phillips, 26, is in the last season of his rookie contract.
3. CB Riq Woolen, Seahawks

Despite the Seahawks getting off to a hot 4-2 start, Woolen, who is in the last year of his rookie contract, has been the subject of being shipped at the deadline.
The Bills have no real answer for their struggles at cornerback, waiting for first-round pick Max Hairston to take the field for the first time as he recovers from an LCL sprain he suffered back in July.
Woolen has struggled to the tune of a 42.5 PFF grade, 13th-worst among qualifying cornerbacks, but a combination of this and solid past performances makes him worth a flier, perhaps for a cheaper cost than there may have been a year ago.
Woolen made the Pro Bowl in his rookie season in 2022 with a league-leading six interceptions , but with running mate Devon Witherspoon overshadowing him, a change of scenery may be what he needs to return to his former glory.
BREAKING NEWS: Jordan Love's Heartfelt $1 Million Donation Stuns Football World

In an unprecedented move that has taken the sports community by storm, Green Bay Packers star Jordan Love has shocked the world with an incredible act of generosity. Love, known for his dominant presence on the field, has made a staggering $1 million donation to Candelaria Rivas Ramos, a remarkable Mexican ethnic minority woman who embarked on a grueling 14-hour journey from her small mountain village to compete in the 2025 Canyon Ultra Marathon.
Ramos, a mother and passionate long-distance runner, had always dreamed of participating in one of the most challenging marathons in the world. But despite her dedication, the road to the Canyon Ultra Marathon was not paved with opportunities. The 14-hour walk from her home in a remote town was a testament to her perseverance and grit, but it also highlighted the struggles faced by many aspiring athletes from underprivileged backgrounds.
In an emotional moment that will forever be etched in the hearts of those who witnessed it, Love wrote a heartfelt letter to Ms. Ramos, expressing his admiration for her courage and determination. The letter, filled with sincerity, conveyed not just financial support, but a deep understanding of the hardships she had faced.
In his letter, Love wrote: "I’ve seen the way you fight, the way you overcome challenges, and the heart you put into everything you do. I’m not just giving money, I’m giving you a chance to be seen and heard. You inspire me."
The gesture left Ramos overwhelmed with emotion. In a tearful response, she shared her gratitude, saying, "No one has ever treated me like this. This is more than just money; it’s a belief in me, a belief that I can achieve my dreams."
Ramos had been training for years, sacrificing much to pursue her passion for running. Despite financial constraints, she never gave up, believing that the Canyon Ultra Marathon was within her reach. Love’s unexpected donation has not only alleviated her financial burdens but has also ignited a sense of hope in her and countless others who dream of overcoming their own challenges.
For many, Love’s donation goes beyond just a financial contribution. It’s a statement about the power of sports to unite people from all walks of life, transcending borders, backgrounds, and financial disparities. It’s a reminder that true athletes, whether on the field or in life, understand that the real victories come from lifting others up.
The Packers fanbase, known for its passionate following, has rallied behind Love’s generosity, praising him for his humility and compassion. His donation is a reminder of the positive influence that athletes can have both on and off the field, using their platform for good.
Ramos, who will now have the financial support to pursue her athletic dreams without the worry of financial instability, will be competing in the Canyon Ultra Marathon as a symbol of resilience. Her journey, coupled with Love’s kindness, has inspired countless fans, proving that acts of kindness can have a far-reaching impact.
In a world where headlines often focus on scandals or controversies, Love’s gesture has offered a refreshing change—a powerful reminder that kindness and empathy still hold immense value. This incredible act of generosity is set to resonate within the football world for years to come, leaving a legacy of compassion and humanity that far exceeds any tackle or touchdown.