Buffalo Bills enter NFL season with new coaching staff and roster

The Buffalo Bills prepare for their opening game against the Houston Texans following significant organizational changes during the offseason. After finishing their last campaign with an overtime loss to the Denver Broncos, the franchise replaced head coach Sean McDermott with former offensive coordinator Joe Brady. The team also transitioned its defense to a 3-4 scheme under coordinator Jim Leonhard and acquired wide receiver D.J. Moore to support quarterback Josh Allen. Buffalo currently occupies a top-five position in national power rankings as the club enters its first season in a new $2.2 billion stadium. The Houston Texans also enter the season with high expectations, relying on a defensive unit featuring Will Anderson, Danielle Hunter, and Jadeveon Clowney to anchor their efforts. The Bills and Texans are both projected to be competitive in the AFC as the league schedule begins.

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