Buffalo Bills' Cornerback Depth Hinges on Dorian Strong's Recovery

0:00On March 18th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL. The Buffalo Bills still need more depth at cornerback heading into the new season, and it all boils down to Ricky Dorian's Strong's recovery from a serious neck injury. The 24-year-old sixth-round pick showed promise in his first four games last year, before the injury sideline him for good. Now the team waits to see if he can return to the field. Strong stepped up big early on, holding opponents to just three catches for 18 yards when targeted. His play earned an 83.3 pass rating against from quarterbacks. But the injury hit hard, leading to neck surgery back in early February. Team leaders called it a major concern right away, stressing that the procedure would decide his future in football. Strong himself stayed up beat, sharing on social media that he was grateful and ready to come back stronger with fan support. The Bills added players like D'Alford and brought in CJ Gardner Johnson, who can slide to corner if needed. Still, behind starters, Christian Benford and Maxwell Hairston, options are slim, especially

1:04with trade-davious white possibly leaving as a free agent. As training camp nears, Buffalo hopes strong rebounds to fill that gap. Otherwise they might hit free agency, the draft, or trace to shore up the position, and avoid last year's injury headaches. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor, see the description. It looks like a pillow. It sounds like headphones, built for comfort and sound, S-O-L-I, soleypillow.com.