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5 Buffalo Bills whose stocks soared during the 2024 offseason

Training camp and the 2024 season are still a few months away, but at this point in the year the majority of offseason moves are complete. The Buffalo Bills had to make some tough decisions this offseason and said goodbye to a number of key parts of the franchise.

However, the Bills were able to make some of these moves because of the trust they have in other players. Expectations are high as they will be expected to take on bigger roles while other players have been set up for career years with the players they have been around.

These are five players who have seen their stock soar since the end of the 2023 season.

Over the past few seasons, Josh Allen has been a regular part of MVP discussions, and while the Bills traded away his number one receiver, Stefon Diggs, the other decisions made put him in a great position to finally be the team’s premier QB. ‘team. Bills franchise history to win the award.

It started early in the offseason with the Bills bringing back Joe Brady and making him the permanent offensive coordinator. There’s no doubt that Allen has played better with Brady calling the plays and the familiarity the two have built over time should help them start the 2024 season on a good note.

Additionally, the Bills added a number of players who should complement Allen among Curtis Samuel, Keon Coleman, Ray Davis and Sedrick Van Pran-Granger. When you consider these players combined with the expected improvements from Dalton Kincaid, James Cook and this next player, Josh Allen’s stock is certainly on the rise.