The Buffalo Bills have had a terrific offseason thus far. On top of signing Pro Bowl edge rusher Joey Bosa, they’ve taken care of several homegrown stars. Buffalo has paid the likes of Khalil Shakir, Greg Rousseau, Terrel Bernard and, most recently, Christian Benford. All four were given four-year extensions and quarterback Josh Allen was given a six-year $330 million extension with $250 million fully guaranteed.

And while Buffalo has had a great offseason internally, the issues their division rival is having is making it all the better. Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill made headlines as the 2024 regular season ended, saying he wants out of Miami.

“I’m out, bro,” Hill said speaking to the media after the season finale against the New York Jets. And while Hill cleared up those comments in an appearance on Up & Adams, he is leaning back into the rumors and seemingly still wants out.

Hill posted an emoji of a hand doing the peace sign in a quote post on X after Jason Fitzgerald of Over The Cap said he’d likely be traded on draft day. Hill later posted the peace sign again just by itself. Just before that, he quoted another post asking if he should be traded by simply posting a smiley face.

Should Hill be sent away, that would get rid of Miami’s top target and immediately make them less dangerous. The Bills own the division until proven otherwise, but the pecking order below them may change with the New England Patriots seemingly ready to bounce back in a new era under Mike Vrabel while the Dolphins sink to third or potentially fourth in the division.