Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane did little to hide his immediate ambitions for his club after swinging a mid-October trade for five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Amari Cooper. The veteran executive appeared on The Pat McAfee Show one day after executing the deal, telling the former punter that his team is “all in” and is, thus, open to making another move ahead of the November 5 trade deadline.
“We’re still all in,” Beane said . “If this didn’t happen, if Cleveland was not ready to do it, we were going to continue to monitor. Listen, we’ve still got a few weeks for the deadline. If we feel there’s something else that we need or can help us get over the top, we have been all in all along.”
Buffalo finds itself in a unique—and potentially precarious—situation with regard to making additional trades, as it currently finds itself backed up against the salary cap; the team, per OverTheCap, currently has just $2.7 million in available cap space, meaning that any potential addition would have to occupy a minute ‘goldilocks’ of not only being available for a non-astronomical price, but also having an affordable contract…