Buffalo Bills Jacob Bayer, Sedrick Van-Pran-Granger, Tylan Grable, Alec Anderson, Dion Dawkins, and Connor McGovern line up and stretch during OTAs. Tina MacIntyre-Yee/Democrat and Chronicle / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Buffalo Bills 53-man roster prediction entering 2025 training camp

Originally posted on Buffalo Bills on SI | By Randy Gurzi | Last updated Jul 20, 2025 6:45 AM ET

The Buffalo Bills will kick off training camp on Wednesday, July 23, as they prepare for the 2025 season. We all know their last campaign didn't end the way they hoped, but they still have a strong roster capable of competing against any team in the NFL.

Buffalo returns the majority of their starters this season, and added several new players who are expected to make an impact — most of whom are on the defensive side of the ball. Still, they'll lean heavily on Josh Allen, James Cook, and the rest of the offense as they chase a title.

That being said, let's take a look at how their 53 man roster could look when Week 1 arrives.

Quarterback (2)

Josh Allen
Mitchell Trubisky

Running Back (4):

Wide Receiver (6):

Keon Coleman
Khalil Shakir
Joshua Palmer
Curtis Samuel
Elijah Moore
Kaden Prather

Tight End (3):

Dalton Kincaid
Dawson Knox
Jackson Hawes

Offensive Line (9):

Dion Dawkins
David Edwards
Connor McGovern
O'Cyrus Torrence
Spencer Brown
Chase Lundt
Tylan Gable
Sedrick Van Pan-Granger
Alec Anderson

Defensive Line (10):

Michael Hoecht, Larry Ogunjobi (Suspended)

Linebacker (5):

Terrel Bernard
Matt Milano
Dorian Williams
Edufan Ulofoshio
Joe Andreeson

Cornerback (6):

Christian Benford
Taron Johnson
Maxwell Hairston
Tre'Davious White
Ja'Marcus Ingram
Dorian Strong

Safety (5):

Taylor Rapp
Cole Bishop
Damar Hamlin
Darrick Forrest
Jordan Hancock

Specialists (3):

Tyler Bass (K)
Jake Camarda (P)
Reid Ferguson (LS)

There aren't many surprises throughout. There has been talk Mike White could supplant Mitch Trubisky as QB2, but the front office and coaching staff like Trubisky more than the general public. Cornerback and safety could be interesting positions to watch with several rookies battling for spots, and they have three make it in the secondary in this prediction.

Buffalo's toughest decisions will come when Larry Ogunjobi and Michael Hoecht return from suspension. They'll need to make room for both, but finding a spot for potential impact players after six weeks shouldn't be too difficult.