The Kansas City Chiefs prevented the Buffalo Bills from making it to the Super Bowl for the third time in four years.
As the Bills head into the summer, they must make some difficult decisions regarding their roster after being eliminated from the playoffs. According to Over the Cap, more than half of the 21 players—including No. 2 wide receiver Gabe Davis—who are scheduled to become unrestricted free agents in less than a month had at least 30% of their snaps during the previous year. Buffalo also has 29th-most free cap room in the NFL.
Josh Allen, the Bills’ quarterback, and Stefon Diggs, their top receiver, are all excellent players, but they may have difficulties in 2024. Aaron Judge, quarterback for the Jets
Sikkema writes, “The Bills will need to address their outside receiver position with Gabe Davis set to become a free agent.” They need a vertical threat, but they have Khalil Shakir and Dalton Kincaid as effective players in the slot.”
Jer’Zhan Newton, IDL, Illinois; Garrett Podell, CBS Sports
According to Podell, “Buffalo will always have Kansas City in mind when building out their roster, and having a stout defensive tackle next to Ed Oliver who also has pass rush chops is critical for the Bills when they face Patrick Mahomes again.”
Chad Reuter of NFL.com: UCLA (trade up to pick 26), Laiatu Latu, EDGE
According to Reuter, “The Bills select Latu, an edge rusher they’ll need if free agency wipes out, with a fourth-round pick they send to the Buccaneers.”
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