Bills Boost Run Defense with DJ Reader Signing

On this March 18th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL.

The Buffalo Bills made a smart financial move this week by converting part of

wide receiver DJ Moore's contract. This freezes a valuable salary cap space

as they gear up for the NFL draft next month.

Their run-defense struggle badly last season,

giving up five yards per carry, which ranks second worst in the league.

To fix that, they're targeting defensive tackle,

DJ Reader from the Detroit Lions. The six-foot-three,

335-pound veteran spent the last two years in Detroit.

He racked up 28 tackles in the most recent campaign,

and hit a career high with three sacks the year before.

Reader could transform Buffalo's front by stuffing the run and adding pressure

up the middle. Fans are excited about how his size and

experience might shore up those weaknesses right away.

Meanwhile, the Bills are also looking at cornerback

with soul Douglas for depth. The 30-year-old played there before

and could mentor their new first round pick while bringing solid coverage

skills on a cheap one-year deal. Appreciation to our sponsor for backing

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