‘At the moment, the Bills only have three primary tackles on the roster – starters Dawkins and Brown, as well as Van Demark. That leaves them both thin and very inexperienced if something were to happen to either Dawkins or Brown. Anderson made it because the Bills value positional versatility up front, and he can play across the line. Still, after releasing David Quessenberry, it feels like a veteran tackle is a priority for this roster ahead of the regular season. The problem is, there is a shortage of them across the entire league. Conversely, depth on the interior of the line looks to be strong, provided McGovern is ready to play in Week 1. He missed the final preseason game because of a knee injury.’