‘There were a few eyebrow-raising moves, like trading swapping 2026 late-round picks with the New York Jets to add rookie cornerback and return specialist Brandon Codrington, a North Carolina Central product who had a 63-yard kick return and a 31-yard punt return during the preseason. That led to the Bills waiving sixth-round pick Daequan Hardy, who had been the team’s top returner during the preseason.’
Archives for August 28, 2024
Wednesday’s New York Coverage
Jets trade rookie Brandon Codrington to Bills in rare division trade after solid preseason (New York Post)
New York Jets trade undrafted preseason standout to AFC East rival (The Sporting News)
Jets trade weapon from roster bubble to rival (Newark Star Ledger)
Jets Acquire 2026 6th-Round Pick from Bills in Exchange for CB Brandon Codrington (NewYorkJets.com)
Ex-Jets quarterback Mike White signs with Bills practice squad after Dolphins cut
‘White lost out on the Miami backup quarterback role to Skylar Thompson and was subsequently cut on Sunday before Tuesday’s 53-man deadline.’
Sources: Buffalo Bills sign QB Mike White to practice squad
‘As the Dolphins’ backup quarterback last season, the 29-year-old White played in six games, completing 5 of 6 passes for 74 yards, one touchdown and one interception.’
Bills Part Ways With RB Frank Gore Jr. Despite Impressive Preseason
‘Gore dazzled in preseason action, racking up 212 total yards and one rushing touchdown while averaging 5.7 yards per touch. He also finished as PFF’s highest-graded rookie running back in the preseason (84.3).’
Buffalo Bills Cut Olympic Gold Medalist, Former Professional Wrestler Gable Steveson
‘Obviously, the Bills must feel pretty good about the roster if they’re cutting a gold medalist in an Olympic year.’
Bills releasing fringe WRs should lead to trading for proven veteran
‘The Denver Broncos are reportedly set to move on from Tim Patrick, who hasn’t played in a regular season game since 2021 due to consecutive season-ending injuries. The Broncos are reportedly looking for trade partners, and Buffalo should be able to acquire the veteran for next to nothing.’
Did Gable Steveson play college football? Why Bills signed former WWE star and Olympic gold medalist
‘Steveson was aiming to do what so few have been able to accomplish — transition from one sport into professional football. Steveson has a background in wrestling, winning gold for the United States at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics before embarking on a career in the WWE.’
Bills solve kick returner problem by trading with AFC East rival
‘Hamler began the preseason listed as the team’s starting kick returner, but muffed a kick in the opener against the Chicago Bears.’
Joe Andreessen makes Bills 53-man roster: How ‘Buffalo Joe’ can improve
‘Andreessen had a phenomenal summer. He was voted to the NFL All-Preseason team this week, thanks to outstanding performance in the team’s three preseason games. All told he tallied 24 tackles, including a stellar 12-tackle game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.’
Bills cut down roster to 53 players for 2024 season
‘In addition, offensive lineman Travis Clayton, running back Darrynton Evans and linebacker Matt Milano were all placed on Injured Reserve.’
Joe Andreessen makes Bills’ initial 53-man roster
‘He was invited to both the Kansas City Chiefs and Bills rookie minicamps in May, but his hometown team ultimately signed him to a contract.’
Bills acquire defensive back/kick returner Brandon Codrington from Jets
‘Codrington was an undrafted free agent pick up for the Jets this offseason out of North Carolina Central, where he spent all four of his years of his collegiate career. The 23-year-old was an accomplished return specialist, as he achieved All-MEAC Third-Team honors as a Freshman and Junior, and was a First-Team member as a Sophomore.’
Financial advisor breaks down Bills Bonds: ‘It’s a novelty thing’
‘”It’s a novelty thing,” said Michael Angelucci, Certified Financial Planner with Level Financial Advisors. “It’s not anything that’s going to make anybody a lot of money, depending on how much you invest. But it’s fun for people who want to take advantage of it.”‘
Lancaster native ‘Buffalo Joe’ Andreessen makes Bills initial 53-man roster
‘Andreessen’s unlikely path to the NFL began at Lancaster High School, where he led the Legends to some of their best seasons in program history. He then went to Bryant University for five years before finishing his collegiate career at the University at Buffalo. After a strong season with the Bulls, Andreessen earned a tryout with the Bills as an undrafted free agent in May and eventually signed with the team a few days later.’