Free agency's impact: How the latest moves affect the Buffalo Bills

Shaq Lawson has watched from afar what the Buffalo Bills have built over the past two years.

Seeing that, he said Wednesday, made it an easy decision to want to come back.

When the news that wide receiver Tyreek Hill had been traded from Kansas City to Miami became official, Leslie Frazier was in the middle of something.

Buffalo’s defensive coordinator, along with other coaches from the Bills staff, was at Buffalo City Mission, serving hot meals to those experiencing hunger or homelessness. He heard rumbles that Hill might be traded, but still had to confirm the trade was true.

The Miami Dolphins’ blockbuster acquisition of elite speed receiver Tyreek Hill on Wednesday has to tip the Buffalo Bills' draft scales a little bit more.

Cornerback already was a prime option for Buffalo with the 25th overall pick in the draft. The Bills should be leaning even more in that direction after Miami’s trade with the Kansas City Chiefs.

When Von Miller met with the media last week after signing a six-year contract to join the Buffalo Bills, he expressed how difficult a decision it was to leave the Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams.

“It was tough man, it came down to the very end,” he said. “I feel like I let (the Rams) down. I feel like I’m breaking up with my girlfriend. That’s just me and the way I go about my business. But this was the one time in my life where I had to make a decision for me.”

The Buffalo Bills’ 43-21 walloping of the Washington Football Team in Week 3 last season might have been a forgettable experience for Washington fans, but it left a big impression on Tim Settle.

The fourth-year defensive tackle for Washington, now a new Bills free-agent signee, was mighty impressed with the team on the other sideline.