The Buffalo Bills have been active this offseason making moves to improve their team during a busy free agency period, signing 11 free agents to bolster areas such as the offensive line, the wide receivers, the return game, and the secondary among others.
Now that the free agent signings have slowed down, general manager Brandon Beane, head coach Sean McDermott, and the rest of Buffalo’s brass have turned their attention to the 2019 NFL Draft, April 25-27 in Nashville, Tenn.
Buffalo still has plenty of areas to address, including bringing in more pass rushing help and depth along the defensive line and at linebacker.