“Assuming all six new additions make the roster that’s a ton of depth up front. After watching the success the Eagles had against the Chiefs in the Super Bowl, the Bills have to hope that a deep collection of defensive linemen can push them over the top. They’ll have to be because Buffalo is among the most cap-strapped teams in the league.”

The Buffalo Bills needed to improve on defense but could their additions lead to more challenges, especially early in the season?

Landon Jackson is ready for the start of his first training camp in the NFL. The third-round rookie was previously on the PUP (physically unable to perform) list this offseason. Ahead of the start of 2025 camp in Buffalo, Jackson was activated to the team's 90-man roster when the Bills made a slew of roster moves.

Free agents like Michael Hoecht, Joey Bosa, and Larry Ogunjobi were brought into the fold. Draft picks like Landon Jackson, TJ Sanders, and Deone Walker were added to the unit. The collection of veteran arrivals and young rookies should change Buffalo’s playoff run defense struggles going into the 2025 season.

This is the eighth story in a series of previewing Buffalo Bills position groups ahead of training camp. On paper, the Buffalo Bills transition out of the Micah Hyde-Jordan Poyer era went well. Starters Damar Hamlin and Taylor Rapp weren’t glaringly bad and the Bills ranked in the top-10 in interceptions for the eighth consecutive season under coach Sean McDermott,

Buffalo Bills' latest moves signal that an identity shift could be happening on defense that will make this team look very different next year Story by Jon Helmkamp • 1w

With a league MVP at quarterback, a veteran offensive line, and a respected coaching staff, the Buffalo Bills believe they have all they need to compete for a Super Bowl.

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