After the Buffalo Bills finished with a 6-10 record last season, national expectations for the team in 2019 remain relatively low. Westgate Las Vegas Superbook set the Bills' post-draft over/under at 6.5 wins and ESPN's Football Power Index projects Buffalo to finish with 6.7 wins, 27th in the NFL.
If the Bills stay flat this season, it will be with a roster that has been turned over considerably since a subpar 2018. The Bills have added 28 players -- most are locks or in strong position to make the 53-man roster -- and are encouraged that their personnel changes will lead to improvement.