As the Buffalo Bills inch closer to training camp ahead of the 2021 NFL season, no player on the roster facing more scrutiny than fourth-year linebacker Tremaine Edmunds. For a 23-year old coming off his second consecutive Pro Bowl season, this criticism may seem unwarranted to those on the outside looking in. However, after a rather uninspiring 2020 campaign, fans and coaches alike want to see more from the former No. 16 overall draft pick. Prior to Wednesday’s practice, defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier made it clear that Edmunds’ ceiling for growth is still incredibly high. “When you realize that some of the guys we drafted are older than Tremaine, I mean, and he’s ready to go into his fourth year in the league,” said Frazier. “So he’s still a pup in so many ways and he’s still growing and still learning, so his best football, for sure, is ahead of him. He just needs to stay healthy – and that’s the key for any football player – but as he stays healthy and continues to grow and develop, his best football is ahead of him. And he’s going to continue to grow as a leader, he’s going to grow in … Continue reading Bills LB Tremaine Edmunds poised to bounce back after down 2020 season