Prioritizing the Bills' needs on offense can be a tricky thing to do - unless you break the exercise up into two, far more practical lists.
Very few Buffalo Bills fans or observers would argue against the idea that, among the three phases of professional football, the team is in need of improvement on offense far more than they are on defense or special teams. With the 2015 NFL Draft now less than a week away, most draft conversations are, unsurprisingly, gravitating toward the offensive side of the ball.
Prioritizing those needs depends on how you're approaching roster-building.