As a Bills fan, it's impossible to forget the 17-year playoff drought that we endured. It was a time of hardship and disappointment, and nothing seemed right for our beloved team. The Bills Mafia stuck by the team through thick and thin, and we never lost hope that our team would again rise to glory. But during those long years of struggle, the Bills also made some questionable decisions on draft day, leaving many fans scratching their heads. Here are some of the worst draft misses of the past decade.

The Buffalo Bills have been hard at work leading up to the 2023 NFL draft, with their coaching staff and scouting department scouring the country for the top prospects. They have meticulously evaluated players based on their skill set, character, and how they would fit within the team's system. As a result, the team has already met with some of the most talented players in the draft.

The Buffalo Bills bring back Shaq Lawson to solidify the defensive end room. While it may not be the flashiest move, it establishes consistency and veteran presence. Lawson's return doesn't preclude drafting a DE, but gives the team a known commodity.

The Buffalo Bills' potential return to their throwback red helmets has sparked controversy among fans. In 2022, the NFL allowed teams to wear alternative helmets. This rule change has fueled speculation that the Bills may revive their iconic red helmets, a nostalgic symbol for many fans. The topic has gained traction on social media, with passionate debates among Bills fans about the pros and cons of bringing back the red helmets.

The 2023 NFL offseason is well underway, and the Buffalo Bills have been busy. Granted, this offseason hasn’t started with the bang we had last year of signing Von Miller, but some tinkering has been done to improve an already outstanding roster. Brandon Beane has added players, who at least on paper are upgrades to some positions last year. But what holes must be filled in via the 2023 NFL Draft?

Grading the Buffalo Bills' last five first-round draft picks. It covers players from the 2018-2022 NFL drafts and includes brief assessments of each player's performance. The article assigns grades to each player, based on their on-field contributions to the team compared to their draft spot.

The legal tampering period for NFL Free Agency is scheduled to commence at 12:00 PM ET on March 13, 2023. This will allow pending free agents to initiate negotiations with other teams before the commencement of the new league year. The Wandering Buffalo will monitor all developments related to the Buffalo Bills and update the tracker below as they unfold.

Leslie Frazier, Buffalo Bills' defensive coordinator, has decided to take 2023 off to focus on his health and family. While his departure is concerning, the Bills still have a talented defense and a strong coaching staff. Head Coach Sean McDermott will play a key role in selecting Frazier's replacement.