Bills' Position Battles: WR, LG, Safety

0:00On April 28th, the Buffalo Bills are locked and loaded at quarterback with Josh Allen and most of their offensive line, but three spots scream. Competition heading into week one. Rookies from this draft class could step up quick, just like past groups, leaving wide receiver, left guard, and safety as the big question marks four, starters. At wide receiver, General Manager Brandon Bean killed any trade rumors for Keon Coleman, sparking a battle outside opposite DJ Moore with Khalil. Shakir, locked in the slun, veterans like Joshua Palmer, Tyrell Shavers, and McCull Hardman face off against speedy fourth round Ricky Skyler-Bell, who lit it up in college. Left guard opened up when David Edwards bolted to New Orleans, hitting a line that battled injuries last year after starting all five guys together, 15 games the season before. Options include Alec Anderson with just six career starts, injury plagued free agent Austin Corbett, and versatile fourth round pick Jew Bowery from Boston College.

1:02Safety got a talent boost, hunting a partner for rising star Cole Bishop, one year Vets Gino Stone and CJ. Gardner-Jawson brings stability, but fifth round steel Jalong Kilgore, fits Buffalo's knack for late round gyms that stick around. These battles could trip up the Bills Super Bowl hunt, so expect fierce camp fights to lock in clarity before the season drops.