Tuesday, they were curiously quiet as the only reported move they made was to agree to terms on a one-year contract with linebacker Nicholas Morrow, formerly of the Eagles, Bears and Raiders.

As Wednesday gets underway, the Bills still have time to come to agreements with players, but once the clock ticks to 4 p.m., the start of the official league year begins, they will have to be below whatever their adjusted salary cap figure is going to be. For a baseline, the NFL-mandated ceiling is $255.4 million.

Beane could still do contract extensions with players such as Taron Johnson and Matt Milano to create more space, and he could cut punter Sam Martin (which would open up $1.2 million) now that

no Matt Haack is already signed.Bookmark this page because I’ll be updating it constantly Tuesday and Wednesday as the Bills begin constructing their 2024 roster.