Kind of a basic yet incomplete summary of last season's issues without any specific recommended changes. Other than the Bills need to "work on being uncomfortable on defense". Whatever that means- presumably more pressure on the passer and more "look" options to confuse Burrow and Mahomes.
OK, pretty generic, no offense.
IMHO the hobbled defensive backfield had more to do with last season's defensive struggles more than anything.
I would also argue that our offense needed to be much better keeping the ball- keeping drives alive, avoiding dumb play calls and poor execution.
For example, the Bills were no. 1 in Time of Possession in 2021- keeping the ball for almost 539 minutes on the season. Last year they dropped to third at 478 minutes.
This is where an elite TE will come into play- just like Kelce, Goedert and Smith if Kincaid develops as I think he will he will be a legitimate receiving threat as well as a highly productive safety valve. The Bills TOP will improve and we will keep the ball out of the opposition's hands.