The Buffalo Bills have defied expectations in the 2024 NFL season, with many analysts predicting a third-place finish in the AFC East and missing the playoffs. Despite the loss of key players like Stefon Diggs, Micah Hyde, Jordan Poyer, and Tre'Davious White, quarterback Josh Allen has led a revamped receiving corps, with only Khalil Shakir remaining from the previous season. The team's success can be attributed not just to Allen, but also to general manager Brandon Beane and head coach Sean McDermott, who have made strategic personnel decisions that have paid off.

Among the key moves are the drafting of wide receiver Keon Coleman, who, despite injuries, has made a significant impact with 27 receptions for 525 yards and four touchdowns. Free agent signing Mack Hollins has also been essential, contributing 28 receptions, 353 yards, and leading the team with five touchdowns. Additionally, adjustments in the offensive line, with Connor McGovern moving to center and David Edwards stepping up, have solidified the Bills' front. The trade for Amari Cooper has further enhanced the passing game, with Cooper recording 20 receptions and two touchdowns since joining the team.