Overview
- Buffalo bolstered its defense in free agency and the draft, adding pass rushers Joey Bosa, Larry Ogunjobi and Michael Hoecht alongside secondary prospect Maxwell Hairston and linemen T.J. Sanders, Landon Jackson and Deone Walker.
- Bleacher Report analyst Moe Moton warned that the Bills still lack a clear go-to offensive playmaker outside MVP quarterback Josh Allen for critical game moments.
- Two-time Pro Bowl running back James Cook reported to mandatory minicamp despite ongoing contract negotiations, calming concerns over a potential summer holdout.
- Second-year wide receiver Keon Coleman is viewed as a potential solution to the Bills’ playmaking void after averaging 19.2 yards per catch as a rookie.
- Buffalo must contend again with AFC rival Kansas City, which has eliminated the Bills in four of their last six postseason matchups.