Buffalo Bills strengthen roster through strategic free agency moves

The Buffalo Bills are having a strong offseason. They made smart moves to improve the team while keeping their core players intact. General manager Brandon Beane is focused on filling needs without overspending. The Bills added key players to both their offense and defense. They signed wide receiver Josh Palmer, who is just 25 years old and has the potential to make big plays. Palmer's skills could help the Bills’ offense, which has struggled to make big plays in recent years. On the defensive side, star player Joey Bosa is leading a revamped defensive line. Although he has faced injuries recently, his talent is clear. The Bills also added some depth to their line by signing two more players. These new additions will be important, especially when they return from suspension during the playoff push. This offseason has also been about locking in young talent. The Bills extended contracts for several key players, showing they believe in their potential. They made the decision to trade away safety Jordan Poyer, which indicates a shift towards building the secondary with players they trust. Although the team still has some gaps to fill, especially on defense, they are in a good position. The upcoming draft will be crucial as they continue to strengthen the roster for the 2025 season.