The Buffalo Bills' biggest issue coming into next season will be if they can stay healthy. 

For the past few seasons, Buffalo has fallen short of their ultimate goal. From 13 seconds to a beatdown by the Bengals, the national media is looking away from the Bills as one of the best teams in the league. Giving these guys a chip on their shoulders and putting them as borderline underdogs is where these men thrive. 

I firmly believe that if they can, the sky is the limit for the organization. When taking a look at the roster, here are the team's most important pieces to lead them to victory.

Von Miller

Let's be honest, when the Buffalo Bills lost Miller, it hurt the defense. Miller is one of the most important pieces for the defense to be successful. His return is going to be paramount for the defensive line to get after the quarterback.

With Miller returning, it's so much more than what he can do by himself on the field. Miller's elite ability to get after the quarterback is going to command double teams, freeing up players like Leonard Floyd and Greg Rousseau to really tee off on opposing quarterbacks.

For the Bills to be successful, Miller needs to be back on the field. However, his presence in the locker room cannot be overstated either. While he hasn't been able to play on gameday, he's been able to pour truth and provide unprecedented leadership for a team with eyes set on a Super Bowl.

Miller has been dominant for years and understands what it takes to win the whole thing. He's an absolute difference-maker and cracks our list for one of the three most important Bills players heading into next season.

Stefon Diggs

Diggs made headlines for all the wrong reasons this offseason. What started with a heated sideline moment between him and Josh Allen turned into a whirlwind of trade rumors, cryptic messages, and media availability.

The superstar wide receiver did everything in his power to silence the critics and those who doubted his allegiance, but it didn't stop. Now, all that's left to do is show the world what he can do on the football field.

While the offense lives and dies by Allen, the same can be said for Diggs as he is a game-changer for the offense and a true number-one receiver on one of the best offenses in all of football.

I expect Diggs to kick it into extra gear this year, with Ken Dorsey getting another year under his belt. If Dorsey can make sure to include Diggs as a focal point in each game, unlike last season, Diggs is going to be a crucial piece for an offense looking to take things to the next level this season.

All that's left to do is play football, and that's what Diggs does best.

Josh Allen

This one is obvious, Josh Allen is inarguably the most important player on this roster, and it's not particularly close.

Before Allen, the Bills Mafia knew all too well the quarterback hell the team found themselves in with the carousel of below-average quarterbacks making the rounds for the Buffalo Bills. (Except Tyrod Taylor, all love for him for helping break the drought).

Since Allen's arrival, he's showcased abilities we haven't seen on the football field with his ability to beat a team with his arms and his legs. If Allen were to go down, the entire trajectory of the season would drastically change.

Much like the Cincinnati Bengals, Kansas City Chiefs, or any other team with a Super Bowl ceiling with an elite signal caller, the weight of the city falls on the shoulders of their superstar quarterbacks.

Allen has already been blessed by being the cover athlete for the popular Madden video game, which is fitting because what he's able to do on the field is normally only reserved for video games.

All three of these men play a crucial role in the success of the organization. They are truly experts at their craft who can command a locker room and single-handedly turn the tide of a contest. 

It may be obvious, but we're just so happy we have these three players to gush about.

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