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Bills Today | These 5 Bills made Pete Prisco's Top 100 Players list for 2022

Jordan Poyer (21), Micah Hyde (23). Buffalo Bills Minicamp, June 14, 2022. Photo by Bill Wippert
Jordan Poyer (21), Micah Hyde (23). Buffalo Bills Minicamp, June 14, 2022. Photo by Bill Wippert

The Bills are widely seen as having one of the best rosters top to bottom in the NFL. So it was no surprise to see that five Bills players made CBS Sports' Pete Prisco’s list for the Top 100 Players for the 2022 season.

Topping the quintet for the Bills was QB Josh Allen at number four overall in the league. Here was Prisco's thumbnail on each of the five Bills. 

4 – Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills QB

Those days when nearly everyone doubted him seem like a lifetime ago. He has emerged as an MVP candidate year in and year out. His ability to move to run and throw on the move are a big part of the Bills offense. He is now a legitimate star.

29 – Von Miller – Buffalo Bills EDGE
He had 9.5 sacks last season for Denver and the Rams. He really picked it up in the Super Bowl run after the trade to the Rams, showing off his abiltiy to win with speed outside. His pass-rush ability could be what puts the Bills over the top this season.

35 – Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills WR

He caught 103 passes with 10 touchdown catches last season. Since coming over in a trade, he's a big reason why Josh Allen has developed into one of the game's best quarterbacks, catching 230 passes in two seasons.

52 – Micah Hyde – Buffalo Bills S

He can do so many things for the Bills defense. He is good in coverage, causing turnovers and tackling. He's a self-made player who has great value in their scheme.

78 – Jordan Poyer – Buffalo Bills S

He had five interceptions last year, teaming with Micah Hyde to give the Bills one of the best safety tandems in the game. Poyer has the range to cover a lot of ground.

Bills CB Tre'Davious White, despite having his 2021 season shortened by a season-ending ACL injury, made Prisco's honorable mention list.

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