Updated 53-man roster projections after Buffalo Bills minicamp

The Buffalo Bills officially ended their offseason workouts with the end of minicamp on Thursday. In just over a month, the Bills will begin training camp and that’s when preparation will really ramp up for the 2024 season.

By their first game of the 2024 season against the Arizona Cardinals, the Bills will have to cut their roster almost in half to reach the 53 players mandated by the league. They will use training camp and the preseason to try to determine what the best team will look like with the players currently under contract.

While a lot could change, at this point in the offseason, here are the projections for what that could look like.

Josh Allen, Mitchell Trubisky

There are no changes here and there aren’t expected to be any over the next few months. The Bills are almost certain to enter the season with Josh Allen and Mitchell Trubisky as their quarterbacks on the 53-man roster, although they probably wish they had room to keep Shane Buechele as well.

However, there are other positions that will need depth and they won’t have the luxury of keeping three quarterbacks on the roster. Buechele should be returned to the practice squad until another team adds him after his release.