Best and Worst-Case Scenario for the 2025 Buffalo Bills originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

As NFL teams begin to report to training camps, we've already spent a ton of time speculating irresponsibly about how the 2025 campaign could shape up for the 32 franchises.

The Buffalo Bills have high hopes for their first return to the Super Bowl since a stretch of four straight appearances from the 1990 to 1993 season, all resulting in losses to NFC East teams.

Thankfully, we're not alone in our wild guesses for the upcoming season, as Pro Football Network discussed this very subject for the Bills.

This isn't so much a record projection as it is the best and worst possible records that Buffalo can hope for in the upcoming season

BEST-CASE SCENARIO

15-2

"Reigning MVP Josh Allen will always keep the Buffalo Bills in the mix as Super Bowl contenders," PFSN wrote. "They went 13-4 last year and arguably got better this offseason. They didn't lose any major contributors in free agency, they signed Joshua Palmer at wide receiver, and they boosted their defensive line by signing Joey Bosa, Michael Hoecht, and Larry Ogunjobi. The Bills have one of the most well-rounded rosters in the NFL, and it helps that their quarterback is one of the best at his position.

"They've already seen a lot of success in recent seasons. If their young secondary takes a leap in 2025, they could reach unparalleled heights."

WORST-CASE SCENARIO

11-6

"The Buffalo Bills have won the AFC East five years in a row and made the playoffs six years straight. At this point, the only way they hit their worst-case scenario is if QB Josh Allen gets hurt," PFSN wrote. "Even then, the Bills have a few difficult games on their schedule that could be up for grabs. Their division doesn't figure to be tough, but they face the entire AFC North, as well as other teams outside the division like Philadelphia and Kansas City.