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Eighth March Bills RE-DESIGNER MORRIS Early in the offseason, the Buffalo Bills are solidifying their tight end depth for 2024.
Quintin Morris, a tight end, was re-signed by Buffalo on Friday for a one-year contract. Once more, he will be the third tight end on the roster, behind Dawson Knox and Dalton Kincaid.
This past season, Morris made appearances in 15 games and caught two passes for 26 yards and a touchdown. With the Bills, he has 10 catches for 110 yards and two touchdowns in two seasons.
March 6 Bills Rotational Changes With the start of the new league season coming up on Wednesday, the Buffalo Bills are remaining active.
According to reports from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Bills are removing defensive back Siran Neal as well after cutting safety Jordan Poyer and making other noteworthy changes.
“The Bills are releasing DB Siran Neal, who was due nearly $3 million in base salary this season, according to a source. This will free up more cap space,” tweeted Rapoport.
MARCH 4 BILLS, TRADE BY BEARS Before the start of the new league season, the Buffalo Bills are making a noteworthy change.
The Bills have traded offensive tackle Ryan Bates to the Chicago Bears, per Adam Schefter of ESPN. In exchange, Buffalo will get a future fifth-round selection.
The Bills declared that they have reached an agreement to trade OL Ryan Bates to Chicago for a fifth-round pick in 2024. Subject to a physical inspection, the trade will be finalized on March 13,” Schefter tweeted.
O.J. PICKS HIS SUPER BOWL ON FEBRUARY 11 O.J. Simpson, a Buffalo Bills star and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, is apparently living life to the fullest at his Las Vegas home despite receiving a recent prostate cancer diagnosis. The 49ers and Chiefs play in today’s Super Bowl.
He gave a brief health report and made his Super Bowl prediction on X, formerly Twitter, before the game. Simpson had an easy time making the choice.
