Buffalo Bills linebacker Matt Milano received similar praise and criticism in ESPN's annual offseason poll once again in 2025. Each offseason, ESPN polls NFL coaches and front office executives and players are ranked position-by-position. The top-10 off-ball linebacker poll did not include Milano this time.

The Buffalo Bills offensive line, specifically the interior area, did not receive any praise in an ESPN poll. ESPN conducted a survey via coaches and executives around the NFL going position-by-position and ranking the best players at each spot. When it came to the interior of the O-line, the Bills did not earn any praise.

The Bills didn’t make headlines, but ESPN still gave them a surprising grade for an offseason built on smart extensions and calculated risks.

For the Bills, the mark handed over was a B-plus. Overall, ESPN gave only four teams a grade of A. Those were the Denver Broncos, Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams. The second-highest grouping was the B-plus Buffalo received.

Miller signed with the Bills in 2022, starting strong but suffering a year-ending torn ACL in November. He returned early in the 2023 season but struggled to regain his speed and athleticism, registering no sacks and just two total tackles in 12 games.

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter reported on Monday that San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Jauan Jennings wants to either receive a new contract extension or get traded. If he is placed on the trade block, Buffalo could be a legitimate landing spot.

The Bills set a franchise scoring record in 2024 and they return mostly intact. Here are five questions Sal Maiorana has entering training camp.

If the Buffalo Bills are looking for more wide receiver help, they may want to give the San Francisco 49ers a call.