The Buffalo Bills are staring down a brutal financial future as training camp begins, with just $10 million in cap space — but that number plummets to nearly $40 million in the red by 2027. Massive contracts for underperforming players like Joshua Palmer and Terrel Bernard are the culprits, locking the team into steep dead-cap penalties if they’re cut — making it nearly impossible to escape these deals even if the players aren’t delivering on the field. With Bernard’s 2025 season underwhelming and Palmer’s production lagging behind his pay, the Bills are building a cap nightmare that could cripple their roster planning for years to come.
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