US EditionBuffalo Bills made shocking offer for Miami Dolphins star Jaylen Waddle
The Miami Dolphins rejected Buffalo Bills' offer of a 2026 third-round and 2027 first-round pick for Jaylen Waddle, aiming to build long-term AFC East competitiveness.
- On Nov. 9, NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero reported the Bills' offer of a 2026 third-round pick and a 2027 first-rounder for Waddle was rejected, with Miami wanting a 2026 first-round pick, not 2027, Pelissero said.
- The Bills sought multiple upgrades, pursuing AFC East stars Jaylen Waddle and Quinnen Williams while Brandon Beane admitted, `we tried on quite a few` deals but got limited help.
- Waddle, Miami Dolphins top receiver, is on pace for another 1,000-yard season and under contract through 2028 with a $11 million salary-cap figure for 2026.
- Ahead of the Nov. 4 deadline, Miami made one trade and parted ways with general manager Chris Grier, while the Bills left the trade deadline without making a deal despite interest.
- In-Division trades being rare, flipping Waddle would have strengthened a divisional rival while Miami remains years away from competing in the AFC East.
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Insider Reveals Enormous Trade Offer Bills Made to Dolphins for Jaylen Waddle
The Buffalo Bills came up empty-handed at this week’s NFL trade deadline, but it wasn’t for lack of trying on the part of general manager Brandon Beane. A report on Sunday revealed that the Bills made a hefty trade offer to the rival Miami Dolphins for star wide receiver Jaylen Waddle, which was ultimately rejected. Beane hinted earlier in the week that teams were reluctant to help the Bills add to their Super Bowl hopes, and Sunday’s report rev…
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