The Buffalo Bills ran into some injury troubles last year at linebacker, which tested the team’s depth early on in the 2020 NFL season. While the team was able to overcome the injuries, it showed the Bills that they didn’t have much protection behind their solid starting duo of Tremaine Edmunds and Matt Milano.
This offseason, general manager Brandon Beane has revamped the linebacker group, signing four free agents to compete for backup roles. Each of those players has different skills that can help the Bills to cover the loss of their stud starters, albeit imperfectly, because there aren’t many players in the league capable of performing at the level of Milano and Edmunds.