5 Buffalo Bills to watch on offense against the Pittsburgh Steelers

In Week 2 of exhibition play, the Buffalo Bills travel to the Steel City to matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Andy Isabella

Andy Isabella has seized the spotlight during this training camp; placing his exceptional talents on full display. Undoubtedly one of the speediest assets on the Bills' roster, Isabella's ability to outrun defenders is matched only by his polished route-running skills. While his NFL statistics aren't commensurate with expectations of a second-round pick, his skillset aligns remarkably well with what the Bills need this upcoming season.

Question marks have surrounded Buffalo's offensive strategy, particularly their emphasis on a two-tight-end approach. Given the arm strength of quarterback Josh Allen, the team's aerial arsenal should ideally include receivers capable of chasing down deep passes. Andy Isabella is tailor-made for this role.

Just like Shakir, Isabella finds himself amidst a deep receiver corps, brimming with talent. The combination of his blazing speed and precise route execution positions him as a potential game-changing weapon within Buffalo's offensive scheme.

Against the Indianapolis Colts, Isabella showcased his value, leading the Bills' receiving corps with three receptions for an impressive 42 yards, averaging a remarkable 14 yards per catch. Beyond his receiving prowess, he's proven his mettle in the return game, a facet that should not be underestimated. Back in 2019, he returned five kicks for a total of 105 yards during his stint with the Arizona Cardinals.

With an opening created by Nyheime Hines' injury at the returner role and Isabella's knack for catching passes, the stage is set for a captivating performance. As anticipation mounts for the game against Pittsburgh on Saturday, Isabella's multifaceted skills are bound to make him a standout player to watch. If he continues to prove his value on the field, he could potentially become a key asset that transforms Buffalo's offensive dynamics.