For the first time during the 2026 NFL regular season, the Buffalo Bills saw their first loss in Week 4 which also led to their offensive line dropping in Pro Football Focus' weekly offensive line rankings.
The Bills (3-1) lost 29-26 to the New England Patriots with the sixth-best offensive line and now head into the their game with the Los Angeles Rams
(2-2) with No. 8 ranked unit after a two-spot drop.PFF's breakdown on Buffalo's O-line can be found below:
LT: Dion DawkinsLG: Alec AndersonC: Connor McGovernRG: O’Cyrus TorrenceRT: Spencer Brown
The strength of this Bills offensive line remains at the tackle spots, with Dion Dawkins and Spencer Brown the two highest-graded players in the group at 74.8 and 66.9, respectively. The interior has given
Buffalo some issues, though, with both Alec Anderson and O’Cyrus Torrence earning PFF grades below 60.0. All three players on the interior have a higher negatively graded play rate than positively graded play rate as run-blockers, while the tackles have a higher positively graded play rate.
This week, multiple teams saw movement downward on PFF's offensive line rankings. Among other teams that fell? The Rams.
LA's was previously ranked ninth-overall. Now they sit outside the top 10 at No. 12 overall.
Bills Wire will continue to provide updates throughout the 2026 NFL season.
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: PFF NFL offensive line rankings: Bills drop in Week 5 poll
