Bills' Offseason Overhaul: New Weapons, Coaches

0:00On April 6, the Buffalo Bills kicked off their offseason with a major defensive rebuild and a key offensive boost before organized team activities. Start on April 7, they traded a second round pick to the Chicago Bears for wide receiver DJ Moore, giving Josh Allen a legit weapon. On top of that, Joe Brady stepped up as head coach and they hired Jim Leonhard as defensive coordinator, shaking up the whole staff. They didn't stop there, signing cornerback D Alfred, safety's Chauncey Gardner Johnson and Geno Stone for back in depth and grabbing edge rusher. Bradley Chubb off the market. Up front, the offensive line got a refresh too, resigning center Connor McGovern, but losing left guard David Edwards to New Orleans, then adding. Austin Corbett and Lloyd Cushemberry to compete inside. Fans are buzzing about how this shores up a defense that needed grid, especially after some cuts like Dane Jackson and trade sending Terran Johnson to, the Raiders. The moves filled gaps believe room for more, with losses like fullback Regigilium and swing tackle Ryan van de Mark hurting depth.

1:06General manager Brandon Bean says they might add pieces before the draft, or even after, depending on how it shakes out. With picks in the first, third, fourth, and a few fifth rounders including one from the Bears, they're eyeing inside linebacker, edge rusher's, cornerback depth, swing tackles, and more wide outs. All this sets the stage for OTAs to show if the new look bills can push deeper into the playoffs come fall. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.