Bills Restructure Ed Oliver Contract, Save $10 Million

The Buffalo Bills have been proactive during NFL free agency, recently restructuring defensive tackle Ed Oliver's contract to save $10 million in cap space for 2025. This restructuring reduces Oliver's cap hit significantly, allowing the team to enhance its roster as they prepare for the upcoming season. The Bills have also focused on bolstering their team by signing wide receiver Josh Palmer and defensive end Joey Bosa, along with extensions for key players like Gregory Rousseau and quarterback Josh Allen. Oliver, who was drafted ninth overall in 2019, has been a crucial player for the Bills, contributing significantly in his six seasons with the team. With these financial adjustments, the Bills aim to maximize their championship potential as they continue to explore additional roster improvements.