
Bills Sign 3 Veterans for Depth
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The Buffalo Bills bolstered their roster with the signing of three veterans: Austin Corbett, Lloyd Cushenberry, and Trent Sherfield. Corbett, a seasoned guard, will likely start at left guard, replacing David Edwards. Cushenberry, an experienced center, offers backup support and versatility. Sherfield, a slot receiver, returns for a second stint, providing reliable hands. These additions strengthen the Bills line and receiving corps ahead of training camp and the playoff push.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Bills Sign 3 Veterans for Depth. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's March 26. This is NFL News Today, your AI-powered source for everything in FL. The Buffalo Bills added some key depth to their roster this week, signing three veterans to one-year contracts. They brought in offensive lineman Austin Corbett and Lloyd Kushenberry, along with wide receiver Trent Sherfield. Corbett, a 30-year-old with eight NFL seasons under his belt, steps in as a potential starter at left guard. He spent the last four years with Carolina, starting 37 of 39 games there, and now fills the gap left by David Edwards heading to. Free agency. Kushenberry offers solid experience at center from his six pro years, including four straight starts in Denver and two more with Tennessee. At 28, he provides backup support for Conor McGovern and could shift to guard if the team needs flexibility up front. Sherfield is back for a second tour, with Buffalo after catching passes here in 2023. This journeyman receiver gives them reliable hands in the slot. These moves help shore up the Bills line and receiving core as they gear up for training
1:04camp and another run at the playoffs.
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