The Buffalo Bills have to replace two starters on the offensive line. They don't have a wide receiver on their roster who caught more NFL passes last season than their top running back or their No. 1 tight end. And when star running back LeSean McCoy's ex-girlfriend was assaulted in a home invasion last week, his name was knocked around in the initial reports.
But those issues won't hold a candle to the big story when the Bills convene for training camp on July 25 at St. John Fisher College in Rochester, New York.
Buffalo will have a new quarterback in the 2018 season after trading Tyrod Taylor, its starter for the past three years to the Cleveland Browns, and the Bills' coaching staff didn't let on who that might be during the team's offseason program.