NFL writer still believes in Buffalo Bills' offense and Josh Allen

The Buffalo Bills have undergone a lot of cosmetic changes to their offense over the course of 2024.

After not re-signing Gabe Davis and trading Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans, the Bills signed and drafted multiple receivers, including rookie Keon Coleman and veterans Curtis Samuel and Mack Hollins.

And while many believe the Bills will take a step back in 2024, one NFL writer believes they are still a top 10 unit in the league.

Sheil Kapadia of The Ringer ranked all 32 offenses in the league, and he ranked Buffalo No. 9.

“The one-liner: As long as Josh Allen is healthy and in his prime, this Bills offense will be good,” Kapadia wrote. “The Bills have produced a top-10 offense for four straight seasons, and it’s been top five in three of those seasons. It was a bumpy ride last year, but the Bills still finished third in offensive efficiency. After trading Diggs and letting Gabe Davis walk in free agency, this feels like a transition year. But that doesn’t mean the Bills will take a giant step back.”

The Bills finished fourth in total offense in 2023. And while that is a high bar to clear with all the changes they’ve undergone, they always have a shot with No. 17 under center.