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Reggie Gilliam Joins Patriots, Bills Lose Key Blocker

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Reggie Gilliam, a key fullback for the Buffalo Bills, has signed a three-year, $12 million deal with AFC East rivals, the New England Patriots. Known for his powerful blocking and reliable hands, Gilliams departure leaves a void in Buffalos offense. The Patriots, however, gain a proven talent from their division rival, potentially shifting the balance of power in short-yardage situations.

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Reggie Gilliam Joins Patriots, Bills Lose Key Blocker

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Reggie Gilliam Joins Patriots, Bills Lose Key Blocker. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 9th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL. Reggie Gilliam might not ring a bell for casual fans, but Bill supporters know him well as the fullback in number 41 who powered Josh Allen on. Those key, Tush, pushes. After six seasons in Buffalo, he just signed a three-year deal worth $12 million with AFC East rivals, the New England Patriots. This comes right after the Bill's let him walk, unable to match the offer. Gilliam was more than just a pusher. He cleared paths for running back James Cook and showed sure hands-on occasional passes. Buffalo feels the sting, especially with Allen praising him in the past. For New England, it's a smart grab of talent from their biggest division foe, adding grit up front. At 6 feet and 244 pounds, Gilliam brings proven blocking chops without any drama from his Bill's days. Officials confirmed the move via NFL Network. Now, expect some fireworks when these teams clash twice a year. Gilliam facing his old squad could shift those crucial short yardage plays.

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