BUFFALO, N.Y. -- With the start of the league year less than two days away, the Buffalo Bills have made some big moves to become cap compliant, restructuring the contracts of quarterback Josh Allen and pass rusher Von Miller to create approximately $32 million in cap space, a source told ESPN's Field Yates.
The Bills entered Monday, the first day of the negotiating period, more than $19 million over the cap for 2023 (the Bills have an adjusted cap of about $227 million). Allen and Miller's deals were the most obvious for the team to restructure to help the team become cap compliant and create room to work with.