Buffalo Bills: New Era, Same Streak

0:00On May 1st, the Buffalo Bills hold the NFL's longest active playoff streak, making the postseason seven years running. Now they're kicking off for fresh era, with Joe Brady stepping in his head coach, taking over from Sean McDermott, who got them there in 8 of his 9 seasons. Brady inherits a stack squad led by Josh Allen at quarterback, who's got a new target DJ Moore from the Bears. James Cook topped the league in rushing yards last year, and the defense gets a boost from new coordinator Jim Lee and Hard, after some shaky run defense. They're gunning for the AFC East Crown held by the New England Patriots, with GM Brand and Bean loading up the defense through free agency grabs like Bradley Chubb and Chancey Gardner Johnson, plus trading for more and others. In the draft, they snagged Clemson Edge rusher TJ Parker in Round 2 at Pick 35, Ohio State corner Davis and Nick Byneson at 62, and spread more picks across the lines in secondary. They waved goodbye to pieces like Corner, Taren Johnson, and several depth guys, but added

1:03undrafted gems for depth. OTA star May 18th through 19th, then more dates in late May and early June, with mandatory minicamp June 9th to 11th and rookie. Camp next Friday, Bill's fans, this revamped crew, looks primed to keep that streak alive.