Bills' Offseason Moves, Weak Spots

0:00On May 2nd, the Buffalo Bills shook up their roster this offseason to mesh with new head coach Joe Brady, who's been running the offense for years. Anyway, they snagged wire receiver DJ, more to boost the passing game but poured most resources into defense, grabbing outside linebacker Bradley Chove in free agency and drafting Edge, Russia T.J. Parker at the top. They beefed up the secondary two, signing safety's Geno Stone and CJ. Gardener Johnson, plus D Alfred, to fill the slot corner void left by Taren Johnson. Second round pick, Davison Igbeno-Sun, joins the cornerbacks, giving a clearer picture of their 53-man roster heading into the season. Fans and analysts are buzzing about three weak spots that could trip them up. At Y receiver, it's shaky beyond more, and Khalil Shakir. Guys like Joshua Palmer and Keon Coleman haven't delivered consistently, and banking on. Fourth rounder Skyler Bell feels risky. Inside mindbacker looks thin with starters, Terrell Bernard and Dorian Williams, and their fourth round draft grab, Calebe Larm's, or, needs time to gel.

1:08Over a corner, Igbeno-Sun helps alongside Christian Benford, but injuries nagged Maxwell Harrison and Dorian's strong last year, leaving depth exposed. Bill's brass nose vets could plug these holes quick watch, if they hunt free agents before training camp, to lock in that contender status.