That said, some players face far more specific pressure than others entering 2026. Here's a handful that stand out. The Pressure Point: The league's most valuable player since 2020 based on Pro Football Reference's AV metric is on a Hall of Fame track but has failed to get the Bills to the Super Bowl despite seven playoff appearances in a row.

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The Bills released their initial depth chart this week, showing Coleman as a starter alongside Khalil Shakir and DJ Moore. SI.com’s Ralph Ventre noted that Coleman started the offseason fighting for positioning near the bottom of the depth chart, but proved himself over the course of training camp and the preseason.

With an 0-2 record in AFC championship games and a loss in the divisional round last season, Bills star Josh Allen may need a Super Bowl win in 2026.

A new No. 1 receiver, a veteran left tackle and young defenders carry big questions — and big stakes — for Buffalo's Super Bowl hopes.

On Thursday, the Buffalo Bills decided to kick the tires on seven players. They brought in fullback Brock Lampe as well as six different defensive tackles for a

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