Bills Training Camp: 3 Players Who Struggled

Training camps are coming to a close around the NFL this week and the Buffalo Bills are no exception.

While injuries remain a key concern for the team going into the 2024 season, not everyone on the roster has stood out in a positive light. Three players specifically have disappointed the most for the Bills over the last month.

Let's take a look at those three now.

Tyler Bass

Bass has been perfect in preseason games but far less in training camp. After his finish last season, the Bills could very well be looking for new solutions along the kicker position if Bass doesn't get more consistent.

La'el Collins

Collins was brought in to provide depth along the offensive line and has since not really done much to help Buffalo at all. The Bills' offense has been stalled for most of the preseason due to poor offensive line play and it's why Collins has been a major disappointment to this point.

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Brandon Beane

A large majority of Beane's offseason moves as general manager have either already not worked, or have gotten hurt.

Curtis Samuel? Hurt. Keon Coleman? Slowly building up. Cole Bishop? Hurt.

The Bills need quality depth this season if they are to survive in a transition year. So far, that depth has all gotten hurt and that's a reflection of Buffalo's general manager to this point.