The Buffalo Bills overhauled their entire starting secondary to begin the 2017 NFL season, replacing every player who started a game for them in 2016. The Bills went ahead and signed three new safeties, including starters Jordan Poyer and Micah Hyde. They changed head coaches, as well as defensive schemes, and the safety play improved dramatically. Hyde made the Pro Bowl for the first time in his career, and Poyer probably should have made his first, as well.
In our latest look at the state of the Buffalo Bills roster, we profile the safety position, one which includes excellent top-end players, with added depth from this offseason.