The Buffalo Bills spent the last two seasons building depth at the linebacker position. For a team that often used its nickel personnel, it seemed like wasted resources to continue adding depth at linebacker when only two played at once.

The Buffalo Bills had 22 unrestricted free agents heading into free agency, and two of those players were scooped up early on Monday when the negotiating period opened. For the second straight offseason,

The Las Vegas Raiders agreed to acquire cornerback Taron Johnson through a trade with the Buffalo Bills. Johnson appeared in 13 games last season.

The Bills have a long list of needs to address and they will begin to do so on Monday at noon.

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The Bills traded cornerback Taron Johnson to the Raiders in a sixth- and seventh-round pick swap after initially announcing plans to release him.

The veteran backup has three teams interested in his services, but the Jets present the most intriguing opportunity as an affordable bridge quarterback in Frank Reich's offense.