The Buffalo Bills' preseason finale was about as fun of an exhibition game as you're going to see. Buffalo had a shaky start against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and fought back to make it close.The Steelers seemed to put it away when a punt return for a touchdown made it 27-17 in the fourth quarter. The Bills kept fighting, scoring 11 unanswered with Shane Buechele hitting Dante Pettis for a game-winning two-point conversion for a 28-27 victory.With the preseason behind them, the Bills can focus on which players they want to keep on the 53-man roster. Most of the decisions have been made, but head coach Joe Brady and general manager Brandon Beane need to finalize a few spots. With that said, here's a final prediction for what the roster could look like when the Bills face the Houston Texans in Week 1.Quarterback (2)Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen moves out of the pocket against the Carolina Panthers. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectJosh AllenKyle AllenNotable cuts: Shane BuecheleShane Buechele has impressed during the preseason, but Josh Allen and Kyle Allen remain the only two quarterbacks on the 53-man roster. As long as no one offers Buechele a spot on their active roster, he should be back as part of the practice squad.Running Back (4)James CookRay DavisTy JohnsonBen VanSumerenNotable cuts: Frank Gore Jr., Ian Wheeler, Jackson AckerFrank Gore Jr. did enough to make the roster, but the Bills don't want to get rid of anyone ahead of him either. For that reason, he just misses out. Someone is likely to pick him up and give him a shot after his latest showing.Wide Receiver (5)D.J. MooreKhalil ShakirKeon ColemanJoshua PalmerSkyler BellNotable cuts: Mecole Hardman Jr., Trent Sherfield, Dante PettisPUP: Tyrell ShaversThe Bills go thinner than expected at wide receiver with five players. They could decide to keep Trent Sherfield or even Dante Pettis, although both players can be added to the practice squad as well. As for Mecole Hardman, his drops throughout the preseason prove to be too much to overcome.Tight End (4)Buffalo Bills tight end Keleki Latu carries the ball against the Pittsburgh Steelers. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectDalton KincaidDawson KnoxJackson HawesKeleki LatuNotable cuts: NoneBuffalo going thin at receiver allows them to keep Keleki Latu. They're exceptionally deep at tight end but Dalton Kincaid's injury history is a reason to keep four players. That and the fact that Latu might not survive waivers.Offensive Line (9)Dion DawkinsAlec AndersonConnor McGovernO'Cyrus TorrenceSpencer BrownAustin CorbettJude BowryLloyd CushenberryTylan GrableNotable cuts: Ar'Maj Reed-Adams, Sedrick Van Pran-GrangerThe starting offensive line is similar to a year ago with Alec Anderson being the only exception. On the bench, they have a few new faces in Austin Corbertt, Lloyd Cushenberry, and rookie Jude Bowry leading the way.Defensive Line (6)Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Deone Walker reacts to getting a sack with Buffalo Bills linebacker Greg Rousseau. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectEd OliverDeone WalkerT.J. SandersGreg GainesZane DurantLandon JacksonNotable cuts: DeWayne CarterSuspended: Phidarian MathisZane Durant flashed enough in the finale to take the final DT spot from DeWayne Carter. Phidarian Mathis also proved he belongs, but has to start the season on the suspended list.EDGE (5)Greg RousseauBradley ChubbT.J. ParkerMichael HoechtJavon SolomonNotable cuts: Mike DannaOn the edge, the first four spots are locked in, and third-year pro Javon Solomon takes the fifth and final. Mike Danna had his moments during the preseason, but Buffalo goes with the younger option due to his higher ceiling.Inside Linebacker (4)Terrel BernardDorian WilliamsKaleb Elarms-OrrKeonta JenkinsNotable cuts: Joe AndreesenIn the finale, Keonta Jenkins did just enough to edge out Joe Andreesen, although it wouldn't be a surprise to see this one flipped. This might be one of the toughest positions to predict since the battle between the two is so close.Cornerback (6)Buffalo Bills cornerback Maxwell Hairston warms up before the game between the Cleveland Browns and the Bills. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectChristian BenfordMaxwell HairstonDavison IgbinosunDee AlfordKani WalkerJordan HancockNotable cuts: Toriano Pride Jr., Te'Cory CouchMaxwell Hairston had a missed tackle that led to a touchdown on Thursday night, but Joe Brady said he's still the CB2 to start the season. Rookie Davison Igbinosun will be fighting for his spot, while Dee Alford is expected to play in the slot. Kani Walker was too good to expose to waivers while Jordan Hancock's versatility keeps him on the roster.Safety (5)Cole BishopC.J. Gardner-JohnsonDamar HamlinJalon KilgoreSam Franklin Jr.Notable cuts: Geno Stone, Jordan DunbarGeno Stone is beaten out by Damar Hamlin for the backup safety spot while Jalon Kilgore is kept since he can play in the slot as well as safety. Sam Franklin sticks around due to his special teams ability.Specialist (3)Tyler Bass, KTommy Doman Jr., PReid Ferguson, LSNotable cuts: Mitch WishnowskyRookie Tommy Doman did enough in the preseason to prove he can handle the punting job, so he makes it over veteran Mitch Wishnowsky. The other specialist spots were never in question.— Sign up for OnSI’s Free Buffalo Bills Newsletter —Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow