The Buffalo Bills tried to improve their defensive line once again this offseason, pouring plenty of resources into both the defensive end and defensive tackle positions. This is far from the first time that general manager Brandon Beane has sought to improve the defensive line, as he has consistently tinkered with the group in search of a combination that can dominate a game.
With respect to Beane and the Bills’ personnel department, they have consistently fallen short of that goal. While other teams — the Philadelphia Eagles, for one — have been able to create a front four capable of disrupting even the best teams and quarterbacks, the best-laid plans of the Bills and their staff have fallen short of that goal.