Bills' Offseason: Allen's Back, Line Battle, & Shakir's Shift

0:00It's April 1st, NFL News Today starts now, AI powered and always on. Bills GM Brandon Bean and head coach Joe Brady dropped key updates at the NFL League meetings in Phoenix this week. Top news is, Josh Allen's all clear after-foot surgery, he's good to go for the team's all-season program. Buffalo's kicking things off early on April 7th, two weeks ahead of most squads since they got a new coach. They've got their local pro-day set for April 11th. Not letting University at Buffalo linebacker Red Murdoch as a potential draft pick. Meanwhile, cornerback Dorian Strong's neck injury from last season led to specialized surgery, but his future is still up in the air as he heals with. No clear rehab path. Bean's eyeing a fierce battle at left guard after losing David Edwards with Austin Corbett's free agent signing shaking things up against Alec, Anderson and a few others. It's wide open and that spot could define the line before training camp hits. On special teams, Brady wants the pull star receiver Khalil Shakir from Putt Returns.

1:03He's too valuable there, especially after last year's nagging, injuries. They're likely hunting draft help to keep him safe and focused on offense. All this sets the stage for a busy offseason as the bills gear up, blending health recoveries, position fights, and smart tweaks to stay contenders.