Josh Allen has demonstrated that he can lead the Buffalo Bills to victory without a top-tier receiver, having won MVP and guiding the team to a 13-3 finish last season. The Bills' offense averaged an impressive 30.9 points per game. With the departures of Mack Hollins and Amari Cooper, the team has infused new talent, bringing in Joshua Palmer, Elijah Moore, and Laviska Shenault Jr., creating a receiver corps that on paper appears to match last season's strength.

This shift in personnel fuels speculation about Allen's need for more offensive support. While some argue that additional weapons could enhance his game, others point to his previous success in navigating challenges without elite receiving options. The upcoming season will reveal whether the Bills' new additions can effectively complement Allen and maintain their offensive prowess.