The Buffalo Bills have had some of their shortcomings exposed over the last couple of weeks. One of them is at the wide receiver position, which is something that they could address before the NFL trade deadline on November 4th.
NFL Trade Rumors: The Bills Are Looking For WR Help
Which players could they target to help Josh Allen and company stay afloat in their chase for a Super Bowl? Here are wide receivers that could be made available by their current teams:
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Jakobi Meyers – Las Vegas Raiders
Meyers is coming off of his best season as a pro. The former undrafted free agent eclipsed the 1,000 yard mark for the first time in his career in 2024, and has averaged 6 touchdowns per season in each of the last three.
With the potential for the 2-4 Las Vegas Raiders to be sellers at the trade deadline, Meyer’s name has often been mentioned in recent rumors, and the Bills should be one of the interested parties. His 329 receiving yards on the year are more than any wide receiver on Buffalo’s roster, and he would likely be considered the team’s WR1.
DeAndre Hopkins – Baltimore Ravens
Would the sinking Ravens be willing to help out their conference rival, even if it is just for a few months? After signing with Baltimore in the offseason, the veteran Hopkins has been targeted just 13 times so far this NFL season and has 9 catches. A trade to the Bills would not only put him onto a Super Bowl contending team in the twilight of his career, but he may be just what the Bills need.
Despite his low volume thus far, Hopkins is averaging nearly 20 yards per catch, meaning that he can still get open and stretch the defense. After what we saw from Buffalo’s offense on Monday night, they could be desperate to bring in someone with Hopkins’ skill set.
Chris Olave – New Orleans Saints
Olave has been one of the most mentioned players when it comes to wide receivers available on the trade market. The Saints are already seeing their season slip away from them at 1-5, and they could look to get value for the pieces that they currently have that could help with a rebuild.
There is an injury factor that Chris Olave carries, as he played just eight games last season.
