The Buffalo Bills are on a quest for a Super Bowl in 2025 but the team still has needs.

Every NFL team usually does. No roster is perfect at this time of the year.

As far as Buffalo is concerned, what is their biggest remaining need with the 2025 NFL season inching closer with the start of training camp at the end of July?

CBS Sports says it’s the safety position.

The Bills enter the upcoming season instilling some hope in Cole Bishop. A second-round pick a year ago, Bishop did not get his footing early in his career as Damar Hamlin and Taylor Rapp started over him.

The point of safety being a concern makes sense since Bishop has yet to prove himself. However, the reason the Bills did not address that position this offseason is because of him.

CBS Sports‘ breakdown on Bishop can be found below:

Buffalo did draft Ohio State safety Jordan Hancock in the fifth round, but a healthy competition is expected to ensue with Cole Bishop and Taylor Rapp. Cornerback would be another consideration given the recent judicial events involving first-round pick Maxwell Hairston.

This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: CBS Sports: Bills’ biggest remaining need heading into 2025 NFL season