The Buffalo Bills are preparing for free agency with a solid offensive line that was among the best in the NFL last season, surrendering only 14 sacks and enabling James Cook's 1,000-yard rushing performance. With all five starters returning and depth positions secured, the team is in an enviable position. Connor McGovern and David Edwards are potential extension candidates to create additional cap space, while O'Cyrus Torrence and Dion Dawkins are locked in until 2026 and 2027, respectively. Spencer Brown's deal extends to 2028.

Alec Anderson, who saw considerable playtime, has been re-signed, and there’s confidence in Ryan Van Demark as a backup. The Bills also drafted center Sedrick Van Pran-Granger, seen as a steal, and with their top 10 offensive linemen under contract, significant investment in this area seems unnecessary. The Bills might still consider bringing in veteran competition on minimum deals, allowing them to allocate resources towards other pressing team needs.