The 2022 NFL free agency is right around the corner and teams across the league are in the middle of re-signing some of their top talents. As for the Buffalo Bills, they don't have many big names possibly leaving in the offseason. However, on Sunday, the front office made a decision that is sure to please superstar quarterback Josh Allen.

According to Adam Schefter, the Bills reached an agreement with wide receiver Isaiah McKenzie. The deal locks up the speedy wide receiver for two years, which is essential to Buffalo's success on offense. Although McKenzie is not a huge signing, this should be seen as a big deal for Josh Allen and the offense.

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Isaiah McKenzie emerged as a consistent pass option for the Bills this season. His production was sporadic, but he stepped up whenever his number was called upon. Additionally, McKenzie will have a chance to earn valuable playing time next year pending what the Bills do with Cole Beasley and Emmanuel Sanders. If both of them leave in the offseason, McKenzie will be in line to become the new starting slot receiver.

Between Stefon Diggs, Gabriel Davis, and Isaiah McKenzie, Josh Allen will have plenty to work with moving forward. There is also the possibility of the Bills bringing in another exciting name to the tight end or receiving group, increasing the firepower of an already high-flying offense. We'll see how it plays out, but Buffalo is shaping up to have an elite offense once again.

Keep an eye on this Bills team, as they aim to make another run at the Super Bowl next season.