The Buffalo Bills are a potenital Super Bowl team in 2025.
Even so, that does not mean the roster is set. The depth chart could flip during training camp for the better.
Here are five potential starting jobs up for grabs during training camp:
Wide receiver
The Bills have Josh Allen at quarterback but are not known as a team with any huge threats at receiver. Khalil Shakir is the lone returning wideout that is secure.
Shakir lines up in the slot and as much as the Bills want Keon Coleman to step up in Year 2, nothing is guaranteed. Josh Palmer and Elijah Moore are names to watch for players on the outside.
Cornerback
Maxwell Hairston is a first-round rookie but as Kaiir Elam has shown us, just because you’re an early pick, it does not mean you have a job. Hairston and returning fan favorite Tre’Davious White are the favorites to start across from No. 1 cornerback Christian Benford.
Safety
Cole Bishop did not start out of the gate as a second-round rookie in 2024. Damar Hamlin did. It’s likely those two will battle for the spot next to Taylor Rapp during training camp.
Running back
James Cook is the starter on paper, don’t get us wrong. But his contract situation? You never know what could happen…
Punter
Sam Martin is no more at punter. Its Jake Camarda vs. Brad Robbins during training camp.
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: 5 Bills starting jobs that could be up for grabs in 2025
Reporting by Nick Wojton, USA TODAY / Bills Wire
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