The Buffalo Bills head into Week 2 of 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. How did the starting five on Buffalo's O-line fare in their start to the year?
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.
Currently, the Bills' O-line is the sixth-best in the NFL based on those metrics.
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 Bills didn’t have a great day as run-blockers against a tough Houston Texans defensive front, but they impressed in pass protection. Danielle Hunter and Will Anderson Jr. were held to six combined pressures, and neither earned a PFF pass-rush grade above 75.0. Given that both finished the 2025 season with pass-rush grades of 90.0 or better, that’s a testament to the Bills’ pass-blocking performance. Left tackle Dion Dawkins led the unit, producing an 87.5% PFF pass-block win rate on plays where he didn’t receive help.
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 Week 2?
