
Buffalo Bills 2022 Offseason Preview
The Buffalo Bills won 11 games during the 2021 regular season. This was after they won 13 games a year ago.

The Buffalo Bills won 11 games during the 2021 regular season. This was after they won 13 games a year ago.

After a fatal NFC Divisional Round clash, Bruce Arians and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers seek retaliation.

The Baltimore Ravens had an underwhelming season in 2021, finishing with a lackluster 8-9 record.

The Green Bay Packers were once again one of the elite teams in the NFL during the 2021 season.

After plenty of offseason turmoil, the 2021 Houston Texans came out and won the same number of games as the season prior: four.

The San Francisco 49ers represented a pleasant surprise in 2021. Despite low preseason expectations and a plethora of injuries throughout the year, the team found its way to the NFC Conference Championship.

The Los Angles Rams have gone all in the past few seasons, and it finally paid off as the team can now say they are Super Bowl champions.

The Carolina Panthers started the 2021 NFL season strong, winning their first three games. However, it all went downhill from there.

Chicago will have high hopes for the upcoming season especially with an entirely new offense being implemented for Justin Fields in his sophomore year.

The Philadelphia Eagles were able to sneak into the playoffs as the seven-seed in the NFC.

The Minnesota Vikings ended the 2021 NFL season with an 8-9 record, finishing second in the NFC North.

The Pittsburgh Steelers had a season that no one expected, going 9-7-1 and making the playoffs eventually falling to the Kansas City Chiefs in the Wild Card round.

The Buffalo Bills won 11 games during the 2021 regular season. This was after they won 13 games a year ago.

After a fatal NFC Divisional Round clash, Bruce Arians and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers seek retaliation.

The Baltimore Ravens had an underwhelming season in 2021, finishing with a lackluster 8-9 record.

The Green Bay Packers were once again one of the elite teams in the NFL during the 2021 season.

After plenty of offseason turmoil, the 2021 Houston Texans came out and won the same number of games as the season prior: four.

The San Francisco 49ers represented a pleasant surprise in 2021. Despite low preseason expectations and a plethora of injuries throughout the year, the team found its way to the NFC Conference Championship.

The Los Angles Rams have gone all in the past few seasons, and it finally paid off as the team can now say they are Super Bowl champions.

The Carolina Panthers started the 2021 NFL season strong, winning their first three games. However, it all went downhill from there.

Chicago will have high hopes for the upcoming season especially with an entirely new offense being implemented for Justin Fields in his sophomore year.

The Philadelphia Eagles were able to sneak into the playoffs as the seven-seed in the NFC.

The Minnesota Vikings ended the 2021 NFL season with an 8-9 record, finishing second in the NFC North.

The Pittsburgh Steelers had a season that no one expected, going 9-7-1 and making the playoffs eventually falling to the Kansas City Chiefs in the Wild Card round.
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π Welcome back WR Andrew Armstrong to Kansas City! πΉ
βThe Chiefs are officially bringing back camp favorite Andrew Armstrong to the practice squad!
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π¨ CHIEFS ROSTER & PRACTICE SQUAD updates
Roster Brett Veach is already shuffling the bottom of the roster to fit the new waiver claims! π
To clear spots for DT Bryson Eason and DE Jack Pyburn, the Chiefs are waiving DT Marcus Harris and CB Kevin Knowles, per @MattDerrick.
π¨ Update: THE CHIEFS INITIAL 53-MAN ROSTER IS SET! π΄π
Brett Veach and Andy Reid have finalized the initial 53-man depth chart heading into the season! π
Quarterback (3)
β’ Patrick Mahomes
β’ Justin Fields
β’ Garrett Nussmeier
Running Back (3)
β’ Emmett Johnson
β’ Brashard