If there is one positional group that Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott has shown a particular talent for finding solid players, it’s within the defensive secondary. The head coach is a former collegiate safety, having played the position for four years at William and Mary in the mid-1990s.
McDermott and his counterpart in personnel, general manager Brandon Beane, have revamped the Bills’ secondary over the last three offseasons—completely turning the positional group over from the team’s final year with former head coach Rex Ryan. Not only have they revamped the group, but they have done so by stockpiling young talent.