If the Buffalo Bills believe they are one player away getting over the hump into the Super Bowl, a massive trade could be just what the doctor ordered to obtain a top-flight player. General manager Brandon Beane hasn’t been shy about making moves, but even with first-round trades and multi-step moves such as to acquire Stefon Diggs or jettison Sammy Watkins & Ronald Darby, this would be the mother of all trades.
Back in 2011, the Atlanta Falcons did just that. After going 13-3 in 2010 with a Pro Bowl QB, the Falcons pushed all their ships into the center of the table to move up from 27 to six to select WR Julio Jones to pair with Roddy White.