Bills' Offense Thrives Despite Low Draft Picks

0:00On April 9th, Buffalo Bills sit dead last in the NFL for draft picks on offense since 2020 according to analyst Warren Sharp's metric on. Impact, talented, that low investment hasn't hurt their production though, they lead the league in key offensive stats, powered by Josh Allen's magic and backs like James Cook. Fans blow up on X with Niger takes, blaming the passing game for playoff flops. But really, losses came from defense and special teams dropping. Crucial stops. Instead of forcing offense early, GM Brandon Bean grabs bets in free agency and trades like landing receiver Amari Cuperno, wait, DJ Morthus. Offseason, plus drafting tight end Dalton can cade on his fifth year option and second-rounder Keon Coleman, who's due for a breakout. Their late picks as contenders mean best player available rules the day, snagging slides like maybe safety, Dylan Finiman, proving smart fits beat, draft volume every time. That's the story for today.

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