What happened: Former Buffalo defensive back Jordan Poyer evaluated the addition of Amani Hooker, describing him as the missing piece for the unit. The Bills acquired Hooker from Tennessee ahead of Tuesday's trade deadline to bolster their secondary.
Why it matters: The addition reinforces Buffalo's back seven after clearing cap space and pursuing multiple secondary targets before the deadline. Hooker provides immediate turnover production for a defense coming off a 23-6 win over Minnesota.
By the numbers: Hooker recorded 52 tackles and 5 interceptions in 2026 through 7 games prior to joining Buffalo.
What to watch: Hooker will integrate into Buffalo's defensive system as the Bills prepare for their next regular-season contest.