The Buffalo Bills finished their 2016 season with a 7-9 record that pushed them up to tenth overall in this year’s NFL draft. Armed with six picks, Doug Whaley will have his work cut out for him replacing Buffalo’s 24 upcoming free agents.
Due in part to the huge number of players whose contract status is up in the air, the Bills have a nebulous set of needs. They could settle on a game manager at quarterback with Tyrod Taylor, aim to add a third option in the draft, or jettison Taylor and create a crying need for a new player on the roster.