NFL Offseason: The Biggest Question Facing Every AFC Team Entering Summer

The AFC offseason is framed by pressing questions for each team as summer arrives. In Buffalo, head coach Joe Brady was elevated from offensive coordinator to lead the Bills after Doug McDermott’s nine‑year tenure, with a key question being whether Brady’s staff can capitalize on Josh Allen’s championship window. Defensively, Buffalo transitions to a 3‑4 under new coordinator Jim Leonhard. In Miami, quarterback Willis signed a three‑year, $67.5 million deal, giving him two years to prove he can be the franchise’s future amid concerns about Miami’s receiver room. New England added A.J. Brown to bolster its offense while upgrading protection with Caleb Lomu and Alijah Vera‑Tucker, and Jared Wilson takes over at center. New York’s return of Smith provides a promising passer cast to support Garrett Wilson and other young receivers.