Sean Murphy

1 week ago | buffalorumblings.com | Sean Murphy

rrrrr 4Gregory Fisher-USA TODAY Sports The Buffalo Bills placed greater emphasis on the running game in 2024, and in doing so they increased the overall efficiency of what was already an excellent offensive attack. It helps when the quarterback is a threat to run at all times, but when the team has three running backs who are capable of making house calls from anywhere on the field, it’s another boost entirely.

1 week ago | buffalorumblings.com | Sean Murphy

Photo by Bryan M. Bennett/Getty Images The Buffalo Bills spent plenty of resources upgrading their defensive backfield this offseason. The team signed two veteran cornerbacks, both of whom are familiar faces, and drafted three players who play corner, as well. This signifies that the team wants more out of its defensive backfield, which really could be said about the team’s desires for its defense as a whole.

1 week ago | buffalorumblings.com | Sean Murphy

Joe Nicholson-Imagn Images The Buffalo Bills have poured a lot of resources into the tight end position of late. That’s something new for a franchise that had never really emphasized the position, except perhaps for a brief time where they named the most famous offensive attack in franchise history for the player who played tight end (but even then, many people thought the K-Gun was named for quarterback Jim Kelly and not tight end Keith McKeller, whose nickname was “Killer”).

1 week ago | buffalorumblings.com | Sean Murphy

Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images The Buffalo Bills entered the 2024 NFL season with some question marks at linebacker. After ending their 2023 season with a M.A.S.H. unit at the position, the team was hopeful that, thanks to growth from young players, they would team up with healthy starters from years past to form a full unit. Before the season began, however, one of those starters was injured — again — and those questions were asked anew.

2 weeks ago | buffalorumblings.com | Sean Murphy

Gregory Fisher-Imagn Images The Buffalo Bills enter the 2025 NFL season with an offensive unit that returns most of its principal players from the 2024 campaign. In fact, 20 of the team’s 25 snap-count leaders from that squad return this year. Only offensive lineman Will Clapp, wideout Marquez Valdes-Scantling, tight end Quintin Morris, and wide receivers Amari Cooper and Mack Hollins are not with the club this season.