Bills Face Salary Cap Decisions Ahead of March NFL Deadline

The Buffalo Bills are facing significant salary cap challenges as they prepare for the new NFL season, with a cap increase to $279.2 million but still projected to be over $10 million over the limit. General manager Brandon Beane has several tough decisions ahead, including the potential release of high-profile players like Von Miller to create cap space. Rasul Douglas, a key cornerback, is also a prime candidate to leave in free agency, as his performance has been deemed valuable but may come at a cost too high for the Bills. Additionally, the team is considering re-signing underrated running back Ty Johnson, whose market value is relatively low. Despite the cap constraints, the Bills aim to make strategic moves to enhance their roster and push for a Super Bowl run. The upcoming weeks will be critical as the Bills navigate player contracts and potential cuts to align with the salary cap requirements.