The Buffalo Bills head into the 2026 NFL season with eyes all over their skill position players on offense.
Not only do the Bills still have a unit led by one of football's best quarterbacks in Josh Allen, the team also traded for DJ Moore in an effort to upgrade their No. 1 wide receiver role.
As it is with any team, none of the skill talents can flash without a strong offensive line. Some have considered the one in Buffalo to be one of the best in the game over recent years. How about in 2026?
It's hard to compare offensive lines head-to-head since there are few, if any, straight-forward stats like catches and yards to compare them. The next best thing is Pro Football Focus analytics and those results are in.
Heading into the 2026 season, the Bills'
O-line was named the sixth-best in the NFL.
The Bills have kept together the bulk of their O-line from last season. David Edwards departed in free agency and eventually, after an offseason position battle, Alec Anderson earned the starting spot next to Dion Dawkins at left guard.
The only five teams ahead of Buffalo are:
5. Chicago Bears
4. Indianapolis Colts
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2. Philadelphia Eagles
1. Denver Bronocs
PFF's full breakdown on the Bills and their offensive line can be found below:
The strength of the Bills’ offensive line is on the outside, as Dion Dawkins and Spencer Brown are one of the best duos in the league. Dawkins has earned a PFF pass-blocking grade above 75.0 in all nine of his seasons in the NFL, while Brown has emerged as one of the best run blockers at the position. Alec Anderson looks set to start at left guard and has just 542 snaps to his name, but the Bills did add veteran insurance behind him in Austin Corbett.
Bills Wire will continue to provide updates throughout the 2026 NFL season.
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Where does PFF rank the Bills' offensive line into 2026 NFL season?
