McGovern Feels Bills' Silence, Weighs Free Agency

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. Conor McGovern has anchored the Buffalo Bill's offensive line for the past three seasons, but the veteran lineman now believes he will play for A, different team in the 2026 season. He shared with the athletic that he would love to stay in Buffalo and expect the bills to want him back too, but reality points elsewhere with no. Talks happening, um, and they, I, I, I, since they're playoff loss to the Denver Broncos, the bills have not reached out to him once, leaving McGovern feeling in his gut that his time there is finished. McGovern shifted from guard in 2023 to center over the last two years, building a solid reputation along the way. Ranked 30th on Pro Football Talks Top Free Agents list this year, he could draw interest from teams missing out on top center, Tyler Linderbaum, who hits the market next week. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor linked in the description.

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