Bills Invite Jermaine Burton for Rookie Minicamp

0:00On April 27, the Buffalo Bills just wrapped up the 2026 NFL draft by snagging 10 new players, headlined by why receiver Skyler Bill, in the fourth round. That move plugs a huge gap in the receiving core, setting him up nice and Joe Brady's high-powered offense. After the draft, they kept stacking the deck, signing two undrafted free agents at Whiteout. Jamori McLean from Kentucky and Max Tomzak out of Youngstown State, they're not stopping there, bringing in more competition for spots. Now word is, the Bills invited Jermaine Burton for a tryout at rookie minicamp. The 24-year-old former third-round pick from Alabama had a solid college run with deep-threat skills, but his NFL stint with the Bengals, fizzled quick. Burton barely saw the field as a rookie for, catches for 1 in 7 yards over 14 games, then sat out all of 2025 amid, consistency issues and missed meetings. All field drama powered on, including a video of him striking a fan and domestic violence

1:03reports that led to suspensions in his release. He's got a shot at redemption in Buffalo, but it'll take proving his focus on the field and leaving the baggage behind. Keep an eye on minicamp to see. If he clicks, that's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI.