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Bills free agency prediction would make up for Brandon Beane's NFL Draft blunder
TL;DR
The Buffalo Bills have not replaced David Edwards after his departure in free agency, leaving Alec Anderson as the likely starter at left guard despite his poor performance. General manager Brandon Beane did not address this need during the 2026 NFL Draft.
Key points
- Buffalo Bills lost David Edwards in free agency
- Alec Anderson likely starting at left guard
- Anderson had a 41.3 pass-blocking grade in 2025
- Brandon Beane did not draft a guard in 2026
- Jude Bowry added but played tackle in college
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The Buffalo Bills lost David Edwards in free agency and have yet to adequately replace him.
If the season were to start today, the Bills would have Alec Anderson starting at left guard. The problem with that is Anderson has been a backup the past two years and posted a putrid 41.3 pass-blocking grade in 2025, per Pro Football Focus.
We figured general manager Brandon Beane would spring for a guard at some point during the 2026 NFL Draft, but that never came to fruition. Instead, he added Jude Bowry, who could switch to guard in the NFL but played at tackle in college.
Neither Anderson nor Bowry are sufficient for a Bills team with Super Bowl aspirations, so the signing of a veteran in free agency should be in the cards.
Pro Football & Sports Network's Jacob Infante has just the solution. He former guard .
Q&A
Who is starting at left guard for the Buffalo Bills in 2026?
Alec Anderson is expected to start at left guard for the Buffalo Bills in 2026.
What was Alec Anderson's pass-blocking grade in 2025?
Alec Anderson posted a pass-blocking grade of 41.3 in 2025, according to Pro Football Focus.
Did the Buffalo Bills address their offensive line needs in the 2026 NFL Draft?
No, the Buffalo Bills did not select a guard in the 2026 NFL Draft, instead adding Jude Bowry, who played tackle in college.
