Bills Set to Sign Two Pro Bowl Superstars in Blockbuster Double Splash Just Hours After Vikings’ Release Announcement

The Buffalo Bills struck decisively to push their Super Bowl window.

Just two hours after the Minnesota Vikings informed running back Aaron Jones and defensive tackle Javon Hargrave they would be released barring trades, the Bills reached out to both veterans.

Sources confirm the Bills immediately contacted both players following Adam Schefter’s report on Sunday.

The team targeted them for win-now reinforcements.

Aaron Jones and Javon Hargrave are top Bills targets.

Aaron Jones, a 2020 Pro Bowl running back, is ready for Buffalo.

He has voiced strong willingness to sign with the Bills soon.

Javon Hargrave, a two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle, is enthusiastic.

He has shown clear interest in joining the Bills’ defense.

The Bills plan to finalize contracts with both Aaron Jones and Javon Hargrave on March 11, the opening day of the new league year.

That aligns with their free agency eligibility.

Aaron Jones adds versatile production to the backfield.

He brings 7,626 rushing yards and receiving threat.

Javon Hargrave injects elite interior pass rush.

His presence strengthens Buffalo’s front.

This twin signing signals all-in mentality.

The Bills continue surrounding Josh Allen with talent.

Aaron Jones provides reliable explosiveness.

Javon Hargrave adds veteran pressure.

Bills Mafia is hyped on social media.

Many view it as perfect for contention.

The Vikings’ moves open doors.

Cutting Aaron Jones saves $7.75 million; Javon Hargrave $10.9 million.

Buffalo’s cap allows veteran splashes.

Both Aaron Jones and Javon Hargrave know playoff football.

Their skills fit the schemes.

The Bills stay quiet publicly.

Quick outreach shows intent.

Aaron Jones turns 32; Javon Hargrave turns 33.

Short-term pacts suit.

This tilts AFC East.

The Bills face ex-Vikings.

Buffalo’s front office makes bold plays.

Signing Aaron Jones and Javon Hargrave tops lists.

March 11 approaches.

The league year opens at 4 p.m. ET, Bills ready.