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The process started with free agency last month, when the Bills addressed their porous, undersized defensive line by landing tackle Marcus Stroud, a three-time Pro Bowl selection, in a trade with Jacksonville and solidified their linebacking corps by signing linebacker Kawika Mitchell.
The next step is the draft and Brandon sees his role as similar to Levy’s: a consensus-builder, relying on the input of Wilson, chief scout Tom Modrak and coach Dick Jauron.
“We’ll do what’s in the best interest of the organization and, ultimately, it will be my responsibility,” Brandon said.
It’s in the Bills’ best interest, then, to immediately address an offense that lacked punch last season during a transition at quarterback after rookie third-round draft pick Trent Edwards took over the starting job ahead of J.P. Losman.
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