The Buffalo Bills need WR help, and a former Miami Dolphins' superstar is now available.

The Miami Dolphins have reportedly cut ties with a $54 million starter who should draw interest from the Dallas Cowboys, Buffalo Bills, San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles.

The Buffalo Bills should be in the mix to sign a big-name free-agent wide receiver this offseason, and one player who could be on their radar became available on Monday.As reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter,

Justin Fields’ mid-season benching brought a short-lived experiment to an abrupt end, and while the Jets hold the No.2 overall pick, the odds of landing a franchise-calibre quarterback in the draft are slim. That leaves free agency or a trade as the most realistic path.

The Miami Dolphins are cutting wide receiver Tyreek Hill and the Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers could all have interest, assuming the veteran wideout is available to play at some point in 2026.

The Bills' former third-round pick was lost due to a season-ending injury but has a chance to make a brilliant comeback.

Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley continues to stack his staff with coaches he's worked with in the past, including coordinator candidate Sean

The Miami Dolphins offseason is in full swing. Under new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan, the team has already made drastic decisions, including releasing All-Pro wide receiver Tyreek Hill. While the move may have come across as a shock to fan bases around the league,

Brady sat down with the Dolphins regarding their opening not long after his Bills got eliminated from the playoffs. Buffalo lost to the Denver Broncos in overtime by a final score of 33-30 on Saturday, but the Bills’ offensive attack is what got them ...

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The Miami Dolphins' latest coaching hire is music to Bills Mafia's ears about the future of the AFC East.