Are the Bills improved deffinitly...are they ready to make a run for the AFC east probably not. You never can tell in todays NFL, but I still see many holes, and not to much expeireience.
Drew was an upgrade from Flutie, Van Pelt, and Johnson but he has deffinily seen better days. In the past 3 years he hasn't done anything besides lose football games, and get injured. Besides that he has never been a big game QB, has always struggled with ints, and has 0 mobility.
Their o-line has more talent, but with 2 new starters will have trouble with getting on the same page. They also have the problem of the rookie syndrome. Every rookie o-lineman is good for at least 5-10 plays per seaosn that gets his QB whacked harder than Joe Pesci in Goodfellas. I also don't see this o--line being able to handle the speed and power of the 3 defences in the division.
Their rb is average at best, and it will be to apealing for the coaches to shy away from the run so Drew can try to win games by himself. I reall don't think the commitment will bere there for a running game.
Their d-line is down right horrible and their 2nd round pick Denhey won't help. Besides Williams they will get pushed around like they did last year.
The Lb is core is improved from Fletchers arival, but if the D-line can't keep blocks off them they will struglle to be average.
The secondary is a mystery to me. Every Bills fan thinks this is a strong point, but all I see is a secondary that gave up 300 yards passing to Jay. Theri sefetys are bad, and they lack a serious shut down corner.
If I was a Bills fan I would be real happy with an 8-8 mark, but I expect more like 6-10 or 7-9. They also have one of the toughest schedules in the NFL.