Summary
The Buffalo Bills are making moves to support their quarterback, Josh Allen, by improving the team around him. They re-signed Connor McGovern, a key offensive lineman, to a four-year deal. This move is part of their strategy to keep a strong offensive line to help Allen succeed next season.
Key Facts
- The Buffalo Bills aim to maximize their potential with quarterback Josh Allen.
- They replaced head coach Sean McDermott with offensive coordinator Joe Brady.
- Bills traded for wide receiver DJ Moore to boost their offense.
- The team re-signed offensive lineman Connor McGovern for $52 million over four years.
- McGovern's contract includes $32 million guaranteed.
- McGovern was the only regular starter on the Bills' line last season who didn't allow a sack.
- The Bills aim to maintain a strong offensive line to protect Allen, ranked sixth best by Pro Football Focus.
