The New York Rangers are weighing their options on potential offer sheets, focusing on players like K’Andre Miller and Will Cuylle. However, their ability to make an offer sheet is complicated by the loss of their 2026 second-round pick, which they traded away to alleviate Patrik Nemeth's salary. This could hinder their pursuit of other players, including JJ Peterka from the Buffalo Sabres, who has expressed a desire to leave Buffalo.

While the Rangers' interest in Peterka seems genuine, the Sabres likely wouldn't shy away from a solid offer of $4.68 to $7 million, which would require the Rangers to part with a first and third-round pick. The discussions around potential moves and trades highlight the strategic decisions the Rangers must navigate as they look to bolster their roster.