Buffalo’s second preseason outing ended in a 38-0 loss to Chicago, with the Bills resting their starters and giving extended looks to depth players. The first half was a rough canvas: Buffalo was outgained 371-47, committed five penalties, and watched Chicago convert on nearly every opportunity. Special teams provided the handful of bright spots: Shenault Jr. returned three kicks for solid field position, Codrington added kick returns, and Robbins pinned the Bears deep with six punts at an average over 48 yards. Frank Gore Jr. offered a glimmer in the backfield, but the overall performance left Bills fans and fantasy managers with a flurry of roster questions. On defense, Buffalo’s unit couldn’t slow Caleb Williams or Tyson Bagent in the first two quarters, and White’s run-heavy drive stalled quickly. Buffalo now shifts focus to final roster decisions and a home matchup with the Buccaneers, where depth players will again be under the microscope as they attempt to earn spots on the 53-man roster.