All 32 teams in the NFL hope to leave the draft without any roster holes each and every offseason, including the Buffalo Bills.
Alas, that is unlikely. With so many teams and needs across football, there is always room for improvement. So how about upgrades still needed in Buffalo?
The Bills addressed their new defense under coordinator Jim Leonhard with their top picks at the 2026 draft. Buffalo’s pair of selections in Round 2 were defenders: edge TJ Parker and cornerback Davison Igbinosun.
Likely because the Bills used their those selections on defender, ESPN named a spot on offense as the Bills’ “biggest hole” still remaining this offseason. However, it’s one you might not expect.
Wide receiver was a position fans had an eye on for the Bills before the draft. Buffalo opted not to select one till Round 4 (Skyler Bell).
Instead, ESPN names left guard as the position that remains a hole in Buffalo right now for good reason.
ESPN’s breakdown can be found below:
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: What is the Bills’ top roster need following the 2026 NFL Draft?
Reporting by Nick Wojton, USA TODAY / Bills Wire
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