Buffalo Bills: Top questions entering training camp in 2019

The Buffalo Bills are heading to St. John Fisher College in less than two weeks and these are the top concerns when the teams open training camp.

The offseason is finally coming to a close and the Buffalo Bills are opening training camp at the end of the month to really kick off the 2019 season. They will be looking to build off a 6-10 season that while disappointing showed a great deal of promise.

The front office has built off that promise with an active free agency that saw them really focus on putting a supporting cast around last year rookie QB Josh Allen. The athletic quarterback excited fans with his big arm and impressive scrambling from the pocket.

On the defensive side of the ball, this unit remains largely intact with the biggest loss being defensive tackle Kyle Williams. While his leadership will be missed, GM Brandon Beane added top defensive tackle in the NFL Draft with the selection of Ed Oliver in the first round.

There is plenty of optimism for the Bills entering this season but there are some question surrounding the team entering training camp, mainly on the offensive side of the ball. As noted, the front office was active this free agency but how will it translate to the field and will it result in wins?

The coaching staff will need to address these over the next few weeks as they ramp up their preparation for the upcoming season.