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The Buffalo Bills may be 5-1 and sitting atop the AFC East division, but there are a plethora of areas that need fixing before the team can be considered serious Super Bowl contenders in January.

Writer John Green argues that the 5-1 Buffalo Bills need to address defensive struggles and offensive inefficiencies during their bye week to remain true Super Bowl contenders. Despite boasting the NFL's highest-scoring offense, Buffalo's defense under coordinator Jim Leonhard is surrendering 28.5 points and 386.8 yards per game. Green proposes four specific roster and personnel changes to correct the team's course.
The writer argues Buffalo should start rookie safety Jalon Kilgore over C.J. Gardner-Johnson and promote veteran linebacker Shaq Thompson from the practice squad. Additionally, Green contends the Bills should trade or release wide receiver Joshua Palmer to expand rookie Skyler Bell's role, and urges general manager Brandon Beane to pursue defensive reinforcements ahead of the November 10 trade deadline.
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