Overview
- Josh Allen told reporters Tuesday that the team has reviewed last season’s playoff loss and will “keep knocking on that door” as Buffalo presses to convert regular‑season success into a Super Bowl trip.
- The organization replaced Sean McDermott with offensive coordinator Joe Brady and upgraded the roster in free agency and trade by adding D.J. Moore, Bradley Chubb and C.J. Gardner‑Johnson to address offensive and defensive gaps.
- Early training camp reports show quick chemistry between Allen and D.J. Moore, and national outlets and sportsbooks now list Buffalo among the top Super Bowl contenders with odds and win‑total recommendations favoring the Bills.
- Criticism of Allen’s late foul‑up in the January divisional loss remains active, including a damning anonymous coach quote about a costly fumble, keeping turnover control a central preseason storyline.
- The Bills’ front office moves and coaching reset create heightened pressure on Allen and the roster to translate on‑field changes into deeper playoff progress and a first Super Bowl appearance for the franchise.