Bills Strengthen Offense with Low-Risk Signings

0:00It's March 26th. This is NFL News today football coverage, powered by AI. The Buffalo Bills are shaking things up after a tough AFC-Divisional Playoff loss to the Denver Broncos last season. That disappointment sparked major offseason moves, including firing head coach Shamming Dermod and promoting offensive coordinator Joe Brady to the top. Job. Now, with eyes on a deeper playoff run, they've signed three free agents to one-year contracts to strengthen their offense. These additions include guard and center, Austin Corbett, center Lloyd Kushenberry III, and wide receiver Trent Scherfield. Corbett has starting experience from stints with the Cleveland Browns, Los Angeles Rams, and Carolina Panthers. Kushenberry brings veteran know-how from four years with the Broncos and two with the Tennessee Titans. Both linemen could step right into starting roles, addressing weaknesses in Buffalo's interior line. quarterback Josh Allen has taken too many hits lately, and this added protection might

1:00let him shine even brighter. Scherfield returns for a second go with the Bills after playing here in 2023. He's bounced around 17s, but adds reliable depth to the receiving group, helping steady the offense overall. Under Brady's fresh leadership, these low-risk signings could spark real momentum. They click, Buffalo might finally break through toward a Super Bowl chase.