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Bonisiwe Shabane
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2025 buffalo bills depth chart ourlads com ourlads nfl scouting

This is an insider feature of Draft Sharks, please upgrade to be an Insider Member The Buffalo Bills concluded their offseason program last week with mandatory minicamp, which marked the return of James Cook. The two-time Pro Bowl running back had sat out the voluntary portion of organized team activities (OTAs) as he continues to seek a long-term contract extension. Buffalo also made what could be its final notable addition before training camp by signing longtime Carolina Panthers linebacker Shaq Thompson. The 2015 first-round pick is returning from a torn Achilles, but he’ll provide valuable depth once back up to full speed. Let’s take a position-by-position look at how the Bills’ projected lineup is shaping up around MVP quarterback Josh Allen, before the start of camp in late July.

There are some changes since the last iteration of the roster outlook in late April. Allen should enter the new campaign as the favorite to capture his second straight MVP trophy. Nobody in the league carries more importance to their team’s success than the 29-year-old California native, who’s often asked to carry the entire offense on his shoulders. Mike White hasn’t done enough during the offseason work to think he’s set to overtake Trubisky for the backup role. Cook’s appearance at minicamp was a clear indicator that he’s willing to play this season without an extension. That’s terrific news for the Bills, who aren’t going to come anywhere close to his asking price of $15 million annually.

Davis and Johnson will both have weekly reserve roles. With the bulk of offseason roster moves already made, we take an early guess as to who will make the team in September. With the most important period of free agency and the NFL Draft in the rearview mirror, the Buffalo Bills already have 89 players on their roster. A lot of moves will still be made but, for now, we can begin to envision what the Buffalo Bills’ 2025 roster and depth chart will look like in September. So, without further ado, here’s my full look at the roster and depth chart right now, and my projection for what we might see when September arrives. Buffalo Bills current depth chart (89 players)Offense (44): 11 personnel (53% of the time)

Quarterback (4)Josh Allen, Mitch Trubisky, Mike White, Shane Buechele

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This is an insider feature of Draft Sharks, please upgrade to be an Insider Member The Buffalo Bills concluded their offseason program last week with mandatory minicamp, which marked the return of James Cook. The two-time Pro Bowl running back had sat out the voluntary portion of organized team activities (OTAs) as he continues to seek a long-term contract extension. Buffalo also made what could b...

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Davis and Johnson will both have weekly reserve roles. With the bulk of offseason roster moves already made, we take an early guess as to who will make the team in September. With the most important period of free agency and the NFL Draft in the rearview mirror, the Buffalo Bills already have 89 players on their roster. A lot of moves will still be made but, for now, we can begin to envision what ...

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