The start of June on the NFL offseason schedule can see more roster action in the league each offseason… 2026 did not disappoint.<\/p>\n
The Buffalo Bills<\/a> were not involved in that action, but they were affected by two blockbuster trades that went down.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n The Los Angeles Rams<\/a> are on Buffalo’s schedule in Week 5 of the upcoming season<\/a>. Naturally, two AFC matchups with the New England Patriots<\/a> will again take place next year in Weeks 4 and 13.<\/p>\n Regarding those Bills<\/a>‘ foes, both of them agreed to huge trades on Monday which saw both land the “big fish” in the deal.<\/p>\n First, the Rams agreed to a trade with the Cleveland Browns<\/a> which landed them football’s best pass rusher, Myles Garrett<\/a>:<\/p>\n Adding double trouble was the Patriots. Long rumored and finally happening is the trade acquisition<\/a> of Pro Bowl and Super Bowl champion receiver AJ Brown<\/a> in a deal with the Philadelphia Eagles<\/a>… which was also on Monday:<\/p>\n There were fans clamoring in Buffalo hoping the Bills could land either Garrett or Brown in a trade themselves, but the Bills were never strongly connected. Regardless, in 2026 the Bills will have to deal with both on the opposing sideline.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Bills Wire<\/a> will continue to provide updates throughout the 2026 offseason. <\/p>\n