But the Bills also signed T. In short: Buffalo's actions at the position are speaking louder than its words of optimism regarding McCoy. Regardless of how it shakes out, the Bills at least have depth at running back.

One could argue Allen is bound to improve in simply because Kelvin Benjamin is no longer in Buffalo to waste 62 targets with the worst catch rate in the NFL.

The one-time promising receiver was cut in December, leaving Zay Jones as the closest thing to a traditional No. But the Bills are wise to recognize a true No.

Jones, who led the team with routes run from the slot last season about half of his snaps , will be much more comfortable outside now that Buffalo has Cole Beasley to do most of the dirty work inside.

Robert Foster, who led the team in PFF's wide receiver rating last season, returns as another solid outside threat.

In addition to Beasley, the Bills also signed John Brown in free agency. If Brown can stay healthy — and this has proven to be a big "if" during his five-year career — he will be a huge asset to an offense that otherwise might struggle to threaten defenses in the deep passing game.

NFL coaches often say things that sound nice, but in reality, the words are rooted in bad news. That's what the Bills coach said after free-agent signee Tyler Kroft went down with a broken foot in OTAs, leaving his status for camp and the start of the regular season in doubt.

Kroft Tyler Kroft. Left Tackle. Dawkins Dion Dawkins. Nsekhe Ty Nsekhe. Left Guard. Boettger Ike Boettger.

Morse Mitch Morse. Bates Ryan Bates. Right Guard. Winters Brian Winters. Feliciano Knee: Questionable for Week 14 vs.

Right Tackle. Williams Daryl Williams. Left Defensive End. Hughes Jerry Hughes. Murphy Trent Murphy. Right Defensive End.

Addison Mario Addison. Epenesa A. Left Defensive Tackle. Butler Vernon Butler. Phillips Harrison Phillips. Right Defensive Tackle. Oliver Ed Oliver.

Dion Dawkins. Jon Feliciano. Mitch Morse. Ryan Bates. Brian Winters. Ike Boettger. Daryl Williams. Ty Nsekhe. Jerry Hughes. Trent Murphy.

Darryl Johnson. Ed Oliver. Quinton Jefferson. Justin Zimmer. Harrison Phillips. Vernon Butler. Mario Addison. Matt Milano. Tremaine Edmunds. Tyler Matakevich.

Andre Smith. A back who could have declared for the draft, Moss opted to return for his senior year and prove a meniscus injury was behind him.

The every-down back is a force with the ball in his hands who, especially with downhill momentum, will pick up the tough yards by running through contact.

He is more than a simple inside runner. Very elusive and slippery in the open field and always seems to have his balance. Looks like a pass catcher as well, giving him an every down feel.

Has suffered injuries to his knee, shoulder, and foot however. At the very least he can be an option for a team that wants a dual attack out of the backfield, but with the potential to be the feature guy.

Has an ideal build for the position that is capable of taking on hits while maintaining forward momentum and overall balance.