2 Bills offseason gambles that are paying off (and 2 that have already flopped)

BuffaLowDown's Michael Haney evaluates four risky offseason additions made by Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane, arguing the moves have yielded mixed results through five games. Haney identifies pass rusher Bradley Chubb and wide receiver DJ Moore as successful moves, noting Chubb's steady quarterback pressures and Moore's strong efficiency metrics as quarterback Josh Allen's primary target despite a shoulder injury.

Conversely, the writer argues that defensive backs C.J. Gardner-Johnson and Dee Alford have flopped due to poor tackling. Haney highlights that Gardner-Johnson has missed 22.6% of tackle attempts, while Alford has missed 27.8% of attempts and allowed a 100.8 passer rating when targeted.