This offseason, the Buffalo Bills have added depth across their roster. Whereas last season it appeared at points like the team was scraping the bottom of the barrel, the team’s personnel appears to run much deeper (on paper, at least) than was the case last year. The defensive secondary is a perfect example of this new depth.
Last year, the Bills cycled through corners often, churning over four different starters across from Tre’Davious White. They also had some issues at safety early in the season when starters Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer each missed time.