Bills Sign Veteran Linemen for Depth

0:00On March 26, the Buffalo Bills just signed two veteran offensive linemen to one-year deals to shore up their interior line. Austin Corbett and Lloyd Kushinberry bring a ton of starting experience, with Corbett logging 78 career starts mostly at guard and Kushinberry boasting 80th Center. This move comes after left guard David Edwards bolted for the New Orleans Saints in free agency. Earlier this week, the team hosted Corbett on a visit, and he's expected to slide in as a backup or even push for a starting spot alongside Alec, Anderson, who's stepping up from the bench. General manager Brandon Bean mentioned they're hunting for affordable depth pieces to round out the roster without big spending. Fans and analysts see this as a smart, low-risk play given the position's injury risks. Corbett, a 30-year-old former 33rd overall pick, started every game during the Rams' Super Bowl run a few years back, but has dealt with. He's lately, after stints with Cleveland, Los Angeles, and Carolina.

1:01Kushinberry, meanwhile, anchored the line for Denver over four years before moving to Tennessee, where he started 15 games last season despite an earlier Achilles tear. He's likely back up insurance behind Conor McGovern, even with young, sedra-dvan-pran-granger already on hand from last year's draft. These additions give the bills solid flexibility heading into training camp, helping protect Josh Allen while they keep building a competitive depth, chart. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates, I'm Corey with The Story.