Judge and Tilt take a look at every Buffalo Bills position group after free agency and the draft. Where are the strengths? Where are the weaknesses? What work can still be done?

The Buffalo Bills have not done much throughout the offseason to address their defensive line. Brandon Beane signed free agent Bradley Chubb, but the IDL and Edge positions remain largely unchanged from the end of the 2025 season. AJ Epenesa is now with the Cleveland Browns and recent mainstay DaQuan Jones is still a free agent. The Bills have question marks as to who will rush the passer, but the biggest mystery seems to be who will man the defensive front in Jim Leonhard's new look 3-4 scheme. Signs point to the NFL Draft as to where the Bills can attempt to bolster the group as a whole. Join Judge and Tilt as they break down both IDL and Edge prospects in the upcoming draft. Share your thoughts and reactions in the comments section. Go Bills!

The Buffalo Bills entered the offseason with clear needs at the linebacker position. The schematic change to Jim Leonhard’s 3-4 defense presumes that Gregory Rousseau and newly acquired Bradley Chubb will man the two starting OLB spots. However, there is still concern that the Bills have very little depth at the ILB position. Terrel Bernard could blossom in this scheme, but Bernard injuries have left his 2023 campaign as a distant memory. Dorian Williams has loads of athletic ability, but is he ready to step into a full time starting role? Behind Bernard and Williams, the Bills have done nothing during free agency thus far to address the position, leaving the NFL Draft as the next major avenue to acquire talent. Join Judge and Tilt as they break down the 2026 linebacker draft class. Share your thoughts and reactions in the comments section. Go Bills!

The Buffalo Bills entered the offseason with clear needs at the safety position. The release of Taylor Rapp along with the departure of Damar Hamlin (for now) had created a hole opposite of starter Cole Bishop. The Bills have added CJ Gardner-Johnson and Geno Stone in free agency, but many fans and analysts still believe the Bills need to spend a high draft pick on a safety. Join Judge and Tilt as they assess this year's safety draft class and the approach the Bills might take now that they have added a few free agents. Share your thoughts and reactions in the comments section. Go Bills!