I'm looking at any signs to be optimistic heading into the season and ST remains a huge question mark.
I think at the base level, the 2018 Bills team was better than a 6-10 record would suggest, especially when you look at the 2-7 start and 3-3 finish. The positive feeling doesn't stop when I consider that most of the actors responsible for the 2-7 start are nowhere near Orchard Park - I'm looking at you Peterman, Benjamin, Pryor, Clay, etc. Even after dissecting the blowout losses, I can't put the full brunt on the defense (except maybe the Indy game). Stands to reason why most of the offseason action was geared towards the offense.
Looking further into the last 6 games of the season shows the special teams directly causing 2 of the 3 losses - missed FGs, fumbles and massive returns against.
Unfortunately, I didn't see much in preseason to make me feel much better about the unit (other than adding Roberts).
Let's hope that the offensive improvement overshadows the worries about the ST