Bills' McGovern Fears Final Game, Cap Limits Loom

0:00It's March 4th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. Buffalo Bill's General Manager Brandon Bean has not contacted the team's top pending free agent, offensive lineman, Connor McGovern, since postseason, exit interviews, free agency kicks off in just one week, and McGovern serves as the starting center, a key spot on the line. McGovern shares a solid rapport with quarterback Josh Allen, which boosts the offense's performance. His versatility stands out too, as he has excelled at guard during his career, making him even more valuable on the market. McGovern senses deep down that he has played his final game for Buffalo because of the radio silence. Many find this surprising, given how central he is to the team's success of front. He ranks as the second best center available in free agency, trailing only Baltimore's Tyler Lindervaume. The Bill's face another challenge with guard, David Edwards also hitting free agency. Valerie Capilliments mean Buffalo might afford just one of them back, with McGovern's

1:02market value pegged around $16,300,000 per year. Officials have not commented on talks with Edwards, leaving fans wondering about the Bill's next moves. A message from our sponsor supports today's story. Do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably.