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The Buffalo Bills will need to play as one this year on offense.
After trading All-Pro wide receiver Stefon Diggs and electing not to re-sign veteran pass-catcher Gabe Davis, the Buffalo offense was rebuilt this offseason.
The team drafted Florida State wide receiver Keon Coleman in the second of the NFL Draft.
They also went out and signed veteran receivers, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Curtis Samuel, Chase Claypool, and Mack Hollins.
It is going to be a makeshift group of pass-catchers, which is why they will need to be balanced through the air.
Tight end Dalton Kincaid recently chatted with the Buffalo media about what the offense could look like this season.
“I think we have quite a bit of weapons on offense…We’re going to open everybody up, and with Josh (Allen) back there, he’s going to get everybody the ball,” Kincaid said.
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A balanced attack is always the most dangerous kind of offense.
The opposing defense will never know who is getting the ball.
Especially with Josh Allen’s ability to hoist the team up on his shoulders and carry them to victory, there is a chance that this Bills team could be better on offense believe it or not.
With all of the veteran additions that GM Brandon Beane made and along with the familiarity already in the building with the likes of James Cook, Kincaid and Dalton Knox, this Bills offense should not be overlooked.
If they can figure out their identity on defense after some of their key losses, the offense should hold it’s own in 2024.
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