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Your guide to all 91 players on the Bills' training camp roster
Here's a cheat sheet for the Buffalo Bills' roster entering the 2024 training camp.
Here’s a cheat sheet for the Buffalo Bills’ roster entering the 2024 training camp:
0 Keon Coleman: Gabe Davis went 45-746 in ’23. It will be good if Coleman clears that bar.
1 Curtis Samuel: Joe Brady targeted this 4.31 WR to be the X-factor in Bills’ offense.
2 Tyler Bass: Talented PK needs consistent year after going 2 of 5 in playoffs.
3 Damar Hamlin: No. 4 safety saw only 17 defensive snaps in ’23 but had good spring.
4 James Cook: Decreasing drops is a goal, but big year is ahead for dynamic RB.
5 Kaiir Elam: Needs to get better in off coverage to have shot to beat out Benford.
6 Shane Buechele: Dad Steve played 11 MLB seasons; practice-squad spot awaits.
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Cornerback Taron Johnson, breaking up a pass in the end zone for Darren Waller on the final play of a win over the Giants, arguably is one of the Bills’ top five most valuable players. Derek Gee, Buffalo News
7 Taron Johnson: Second-team All-Pro is one of top 5 most valuable players on team.
8 Sam Martin: Bills had fewest punts in NFL, yet Martin still was a liability.
9 Taylor Rapp: Played 39% of snaps in ’23, but how long can he hold off Cole Bishop?
10 Khalil Shakir: Had 39 catches, but pace over last 13 games would give him 59.
11 Mitchell Trubisky: Can he keep ship afloat if Allen goes out four or five weeks? Yes.
13 Mack Hollins: The kind of veteran glue guy McDermott loves, helps special teams.
14 Chase Claypool: Big, contested-catch WR may offer insurance behind Keon Coleman.
16 Xavier Johnson: Undrafted WR was given Ohio State “0” jersey for character, toughness.
17 Josh Allen: Let’s see superstar QB get little more accurate on deep throws.
18 Justin Shorter: He has traits (6-4, 4.55) but needs big camp to have any shot.
19 K.J. Hamler: Intriguing because of 4.27 speed, but can he shake off slew of injuries?
20 Frank Gore Jr.: Son of future Hall of Famer rushed for 4,022 yards at Southern Miss.
21 Mike Edwards: Ballhawk whose ability to fill Micah Hyde’s shoes is a huge key to season.
22 Ray Davis: Runs a bit like Damien Harris and can catch; looms as No. 2 RB.
24 Cole Bishop: No. 2 pick but it’s harder to start Day 1 at safety than any other spot on D.
25 Daequan Hardy: Competitive, can play slot, won character award, had two PR TDs.
26 Ty Johnson: Has 4.40 speed and showed last year he can play if Cook or Davis go down.
29 Dee Delaney: Now on sixth NFL team, played 37% of snaps at safety for Bucs in ’23.
30 Jack Browning: Former walk-on succeeded Matt Araiza as punter at San Diego State.
31 Rasul Douglas: Need him to ballhawk (14 INTs last three years) in a contract year.
32 Kyron Brown: Practice-squad CB whose late father was Arena League star.
33 Te’Cory Couch: Undrafted but shined at Miami as slot CB for Bills coach Jahmile Addae.
36 Kendall Williamson: Safety who was academic All-American at Stanford.
37 Darrynton Evans: Ex-third-round RB of Titans now on sixth NFL team.
38 Keni-H Lovely: Pronounced kuh-NYE, he ran 4.39 at Western Michigan pro day.
39 Cam Lewis: Versatile backup to Taron Johnson played 13% of snaps last year.
40 Von Miller: Rose-colored view: He gets 12 sacks. Pessimist view: He’s washed.
41 Reggie Gilliam: Special-teams stalwart saw only 9% of snaps on offense.
42 Dorian Williams: Ex-third-round pick who ran 4.49 battling for No. 3 or No. 4 LB job.
43 Terrel Bernard: Exciting to see if instinctive playmaker can build on big 2023.
44 Joe Andreessen: All-WNYer from Lancaster living dream after winning camp LB spot.
45 Deion Jones: With 91 starts, 13 INTs, 5 TDs, ex-Falcons star would be tough cut.
46 Ja’Marcus Ingram: Don’t count out ex-UB Bull. He has stuck two years on practice squad.
47 Christian Benford: A baller, he had lowest missed-tackle rate among CBs in ’23.
48 Edefuan Ulofoshio: Dad emigrated from Nigeria to Alaska; mom earned psychology PhD.
49 Shayne Simon: LB from Pitt and finalist for Campbell Trophy (top scholar athlete).
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The Bills are counting on Greg Rousseau, shown pressuring New England Patriots quarterback Bailey Zappe, to raise his sack total in 2024. Harry Scull Jr., Buffalo News
50 Greg Rousseau: With Leonard Floyd gone, how much can he raise ’23 sack total (5.0)?
51 Eli Ankou: Run-plugging DT is a survivor, on 13th NFL stop in seven years.
52 Nicholas Morrow: Started for Eagles last year, seems like lock as backup LB.
53 Branson Deen: Undersized, undrafted DT must be twitchy to make practice squad.
54 Baylon Spector: Injury limited him in 2023; now faces mad competition for job.
55 David Ugwoegbu: Switched from LB to DE as senior. Nice frame but raw as rusher.
56 Javon Solomon: Undersized, bendy situational DE. The dream: He’s Bryce Huff.
57 A.J. Epenesa: Had 6½ sacks despite only 36% of snaps. His play time will rise.
58 Matt Milano: A healthy Milano getting back to playmaking ways is one key to season.
59 Kingsley Jonathan: Active 13 games last year but faces longer odds for DL spot.
60 Keaton Bills. Played LG at Utah but will need versatility for practice squad.
61 Gunner Britton: Long-armed project played OG at Auburn, OT at Western Kentucky.
61 Gabe Steveson: Olympic champion wrestler whose quickness is intriguing.
62 Sedrick Van Pran-Granger: He helped Georgia go 42-2 in his last 44 starts.
63 Kevin Jarvis: Guard from Michigan State whose mom was a Chicago police officer.
64 O’Cyrus Torrence: Cybo, an NFL All-Rookie Team pick, is proud owner of cat, Cece.
65 Mike Edwards: Good high school wrestler, he was FCS All-American as LT at Campbell.
66 Connor McGovern: Loves move to center, where he played in HS and a year at Penn State.
67 Travis Clayton: Ex-rugby player may be longest shot ever at Bills camp.
68 Tylan Grable: Bills love ’em some OL with traits. Grable put on a show at NFL combine.
69 Reid Ferguson: Needs 16 games to pass Adam Lingner (140) for most by a Bills long snapper.
70 Alec Anderson: Center-guard spent all of ’23 on roster. Can he hang onto 8 or 9 spot?
71 La’el Collins: Has 86 NFL starts. If healthy, may be great insurance at RT.
73 Dion Dawkins: Has three straight Pro Bowls and back-to-back Payton Man of Year nominations.
74 Ryan Van Demark: The No. 3 OT worked as a baby model for Polo, Toys ‘R’ Us, others.
75 Richard Gouraige: After year on practice squad, let’s see him push for No. 4 OT.
76 David Edwards: Goes way back with Aaron Kromer, takes over starting LG job.
77 Will Clapp: One of four Bills from New Orleans, faces a slew of competition.
79 Spencer Brown: Played excellent in 2023 and could be in line for an extension.
80 Tyrell Shavers: Yet another big WR option who had some good moments in spring.
81 Marquez Valdes-Scantling: Managed only 21-315 with Mahomes. Temper your expectations.
82 Lawrence Keys III: Small slot WR from Tulane with some kick-return ability.
83 Tre’ McKitty: Receiving TE, former third-round pick, was HS teammate of K.J. Hamler.
84 Zach Davidson: Began college career as punter, now entering fourth NFL camp.
85 Quintin Morris: TE saw 16% of offensive snaps and was fifth in special-teams snaps.
86 Dalton Kincaid: How high is ceiling after he had fourth-most catches ever by rookie TE?
87 Andy Isabella: Just three catches last three years but hanging on because of 4.31 speed.
88 Dawson Knox: Can popular newlywed veteran rebound from 22-catch year in 2023?
89 Bryan Thompson: Arizona State product hung on practice squad all last year.
90 DeWayne Carter: Bills need some pass rush behind Ed Oliver; they hope Carter is it.
91 Ed Oliver: Key piece of puzzle. Got big contract. Made 9½ sacks. Giddy up.
92 DaQuan Jones: Started 2023 like house afire. Bills need him to recover that form.
93 DeShawn Williams: Just one sack with Carolina. Can he show enough rush to make team?
94 Dawuane Smoot: Stout edge setter whom Bills will need against power run teams.
96 Kameron Cline: San Diego native, South Dakota star, on practice squad in ’23.
97 Rondell Bothroyd: Made 44 starts at Oklahoma/Wake Forest, had 14 sacks from 2021-22.
98 Austin Johnson: Underrated run-stuffing signing by Beane. Backup to DaQuan Jones.
99 Casey Toohill: Had five sacks in ’23. That’d be nice as Bills No. 4 or 5 DE.