Buffalo Rumblinks, 7/10: Previewing Bills’ offensive line

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Plus, which defensive players seem poised to emerge in 2024?

The Buffalo Bills will see plenty of changes on offense in 2024, and not just because the team is looking to replace the productivity of wide receivers Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis.

Along the offensive line, the Bills are looking for two new starters as Connor McGovern is being counted on to step up and replace former stalwart center Mitch Morse, while McGovern’s left guard role will either be filled by David Edwards or La’el Collins.

Today’s edition of Buffalo Rumblinks leads off by previewing the state of Buffalo’s offensive line.

Previewing Buffalo’s offensive line

Last year, under new offensive line coach Aaron Kromer, Buffalo’s offensive line excelled in both pass and run protection, finishing sixth in the league in pass-block win rate and seventh in run-block win rate. Led by Pro Bowl left tackle Dion Dawkins, emerging right guard O’Cyrus Torrence and right tackle Spencer Brown and McGovern and either Edwards or Collins, there is a lot of talent in the trenches. Linked below, a preview the Bills’ offensive line, including why Pro Football Focus thinks the unit will be one of the NFL’s best this year.

Which players will emerge on defense?

A run through the list of potential breakout players on defense and why cornerback Christian Benford, defensive end A.J. Epenesa and safety Taylor Rapp are among the leading candidates to emerge as key pieces on defense this year.

Even more Bills News

Discussing which former NFL Offensive Player of the Year recipient has favorable odds to sign with the Bills, find out how Buffalo’s new stadium is already drawing spectators, learn about the honor John Murphy, the longtime “Voice of the Bills,” is about to receive, and more!

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