Bills have 5th oldest roster in the NFL

[Airseven]

As others have said, amongst starters, Poyer and Saffold are likely gone after this season. As will be depth/stop gap players like Van Roten and Quessenberry.

Older vets at ST/P specialists and backup QB are often older and don’t matter in the calculation.

 

The only notable returning players 30+ next year will be Hyde, Miller and probably Morse. 

[TPS]

8 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Johnson is a FA though. Hopefully he is a cheap re-sign for say $3m AAV?

I'm sure he wants his chance to be a starter.  If the Bills do extend Poyer, then I'd expect him to test the market.  

[Straight Hucklebuck]

9 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

Every year with Josh expectations will be playoffs

 

This season is the end of an era though. McDermott and Frazier have had a nice run on defense with little change. We’re going to see 2-3 major roster changes next year on defense. Edmunds and Poyer gone. Maybe others. Both replaced with inexpensive contracts. 
 

Any non playoff years will be based on the division honestly. 3 teams are in rebuilds. If those rebuilds fail the Bills will have a major advantage every year. Similar to NE with Brady. 
 

KC’s problem is yes the talent is less, but the teams in their division are better. 

I agree, the Safety tandem is getting to the backend of their primes. 

 

And we're still scabbing our way at RT, Morse is getting older at Center, and I agree that Edmunds coming back seems like a long shot. 

[Billzgobowlin]

As long as we keep drafting well I am fine with that stat

[ghostwriter]

To be expected for a team that is not in rebuild mode.