Bills Add Depth with Low-Risk Veterans

0:00On March 27th, the Buffalo Bills made some savvy roster moves this week, using cap space freed up from not matching an offer sheet for offensive. Lyman Ryan Vandemark General manager Brandon Bean signed three veterans to one-year deals on Thursday, wide receiver Trent Sherfield, Guard Center Austin Corbett, and Center, Lloyd Kushenberry III. This adds depth right where the team needs it heading into the season. He held his back after playing for Buffalo last year, where he caught 11 passes for 86 yards and a touchdown. He stood out as a tough blocker and key special teams player, and now he'll compete for the fifth receiver spot with Tyro Shaver's sideline by A, Torn ACO. Corbett brings tons of experience with 78 starts over eight NFL seasons, including time with the Cleveland Browns after being there. Second round pick in 2018. He could step in at left guard, while Kushenberry, with 80 starts, mostly at center, joins as a reliable backup after starting 15 games for the Titans last year.

1:03Fans and analysts see these as smart, low-risk additions that boost competition and injury protection on offense. The $3.5 million in save cap space turned into immediate help without big long-term commitments. With training camp approaching, these signings give the Bills flexibility to build around their core while eyeing the playoffs. More tweaks could come as they fine-tune for a strong run. That's your NFL News Today update, AI powered and always on.