Buffalo Bills: Predicting best way to address roster needs this offseason

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Offensive Tackle

Best Way: NFL Draft

The Buffalo Bills have two players who are about to be free agents in Daryl Williams, last year’s starter at right tackle, and Ty Nsekhe, who was the primary backup at both positions. The problem is that the free agent market for offensive tackles is limited this offseason which means that Daryl Williams will be highly sought after.

The fact that multiple teams are likely to pursue Williams will drive his price too high for the Buffalo Bills to bring him back with the salary cap this offseason.

Fortunately for the Bills, this NFL Draft class has a number of high end talent at offensive tackle. The Draft Network has 12 offensive tackles in their Top 100 players so the Bills realistically could use any pick in the first three rounds and come away with a top talent.

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