By no means is the Buffalo Bills’ future laid out perfectly, as there are salary-cap concerns and other questions to answer entering 2026 and beyond. With that said, one telling stat points to the Bills enjoying a fruitful stretch for years to come. In a chart presented by Ian Hartitz of Fantasy Life , the Bills land as one of the younger teams in the NFL, coming in at No. 14 in terms of average roster age entering the upcoming campaign. According to the chart, the Bills’ average age is 25.97 years. One side of the ball is particularly youthful, as the average age of Buffalo’s defensive players is the second-youngest in the NFL at 25.24 years, while the average age of the Bills’ offense is 26.81 years, which is the fourth-oldest unit in the league. With so many draft picks being spent on defense the past two seasons, first-year defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard has plenty to work with moving forward. Rookie haul Clemson defensive end T.J.…