The Buffalo Bills are in familiar territory this summer, having to navigate another swell of injuries before the regular season’s even begun. The issue has plagued Buffalo’s offense this year, most notably to the wide receivers room. That doesn’t bode well for a team intent on taking the next level with current NFL MVP quarterback Josh Allen.

Injuries or not, it’s Super Bowl or bust in 2025. But right now, the Bills’ passing game is a bit busted up, with already established injuries to top target Khalil Shakir (high ankle sprain), the dynamic Curtis Samuel (hamstring), and Tyrell Shavers (ankle). Players getting banged up early in the process is nothing new, as the ramp-up window from offseason to full-go is very seldom a tip-toe moment. Try as teams might with minicamps and offseason wor

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