What question do the Bills have to answer during training camp?
The Bills look like a team poised for a Super Bowl push. Even then, every team in the NFL isnt without their question marks, especially during the offseason. In regard to any of those that need answering in Buffalo, Bleacher Report named the biggest question it believes awaits the Bills at training camp. It involves Buffalos defensive line and how the youthful additions will preform:  Theres a good chance the Buffalo Bills enter training camp with veterans Jerry Hughes and Mario Addison penciled in as starters on either defensive edge. But both the 32-year-old Hughes and the 33-year-old Addison are beyond their primes and coming off relatively unproductive seasons (9.5 combined sacks in 30 games). If the Bills are going to make an even more aggressive run at the Super Bowl in the loaded AFC, theyll ideally get a breakout campaign or two from one of their young pass-rushers. Thats why a lot of eyes will be on 2020 second-round pick A.J. Epenesa, 2021 first-rounder Gregory Rousseau and rookie second-round selection Boogie Basham when they launch their 2021 training camp. Epenesa had just one sack on 291 snaps as a rookie, Rousseau is considered a project with a small sample in college and Basham might have to fight to climb the hierarchy, but all three have elite ceilings. Thats the big question in Western New York. To B/Rs point, while Rousseau, Basham, and Epenesa appear to be players who might takeover critical starting snaps down the line the team will certainly hope for some Day 1 impacts as well. Their actions this offseason speak louder than words. Prior to the 2021 NFL draft when Rousseau and Basham were selected, the Bills made their pursuit of JJ Watt known. Watt would not have been acquired to produce beyond 2021, he would have been an instant-impact maker. Considering that, the Bills want a better pass rush ASAP, not just in a few years from now.