Bills Face Van Demark Decision; Trade Option Explored

For the NFL, it's March 18th.

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The Buffalo Bills are dealing with a key decision on offensive tackle Ryan Vandemark.

The Minnesota Viking signed him to an offer sheet for $4.2 million in the 2026 season.

He's a restricted free agent, the Bills tendered at $3.52 million.

If no one had made an offer, Vandemark would have stayed in Buffalo at that price.

Now the Bills have five days to match the Vikings deal.

The deadline hits Monday, March 23rd.

Fans and team watchers see this as a chance for Buffalo to hold on to a solid backup

lineman, losing him without anything in return would hurt depth on the offensive line.

One path forward involves the Bills matching the offer and then trading him to Minnesota.

They might snag a late round draft pick, like a seventh rounder if everyone agrees.

The trade idea is rare under league rules, which block it for a year unless Vandemark

consents.

Still, it's worth checking to avoid walking away empty handed.

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