Buffalo Rumblings
Plus, a way-too-early look at the projected 53-man roster for Buffalo.
The Buffalo Bills kicked off the voluntary portion of their offseason workout program on April 21, with rookie minicamp running May 9-10 and organized team activities beginning on May 27.
With the addition of their nine-man rookie draft class and the signing of veteran free-agent wide receiver Elijah Moore, the Bills’ roster is taking shape heading into the 2025 NFL season, and today’s edition of Buffalo Rumblinks leads off by checking in on the post-NFL Draft power rankings to see where the Bills find themselves.
A year after winning another AFC East divisional title and giving the Kansas City Chiefs all they could handle in the AFC Championship game, expectations are once again high for Josh Allen and the Bills. Linked below: A run through the latest post-draft power rankings to see where Buffalo is positioned among the NFL’s best.
The competition to earn a spot on the 53-man roster is expected to be quite difficult this year. Following the addition of nine rookies, take a dive into the Bills’ post-draft depth chart; a way-too-early prediction of who will make the 53-man roster; and speculation on which veterans are at risk of being cut this summer.
The Bills have won the last five AFC East titles and will look to make it six in a row this year. Below: A look at the state of the division to examine whether the Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, and New York Jets have closed the gap on Buffalo, and identifying the team most likely to end the Bills’ recent run of dominance in the division....
