Entering this offseason, the Buffalo Bills have to feel good where they are as a franchise and what they need to do to improve this team. They will have plenty of cap space, with just short of $90 million, nine draft picks but more importantly a majority of their starting lineup is under contract through at least 2020.
The first step this offseason for the Bills will be to evaluate the players who are pending unrestricted free agents that were with the organization this past season and determine who they try to bring back.
The Bills currently have 12 players who are set to be unrestricted free agents, however Lorenzo Alexander has already announced his retirement.