A Buffalo Bills trade proposal has emerged targeting a former Kansas City Chiefs safety valued at $31.5 million, following the release of Gardner-Johnson. The move is seen as a potential upgrade to Buffalo's secondary as the team looks to strengthen its defensive backfield.
The trade pitch, reported by Heavy, suggests the Bills could pursue the ex-Chiefs safety to fill the void left by Gardner-Johnson's departure. The player's contract details and previous performance with Kansas City make him a notable candidate for a team aiming to contend in the AFC.
