Bills Roster Moves: Buffalo Signs 11 Players to Futures Contracts

Bills Roster Moves: Buffalo Signs 11 Players to Futures Contracts

The Buffalo Bills have started making the first roster moves geared toward preparation for next season following Sunday's 27-24 loss at home to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Divisional.

Buffalo announced its signed 11 players to reserve/futures contracts, which could help the team start to form its training camp, preseason and practice squad personnel before final cuts at the end of the offseason.

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Here are the players

- WR Tyrell Shavers

- WR Andy Isabella

- WR K.J. Hamler

- WR Bryan Thompson

- CB Kyron Brown

- CB Ja'Marcus Ingram

- S Kendall Williamson

- TE Tre' McKitty

- OL Kevin Jarvis

- OL Richard Gouraige

- DE Kameron Cline

Many of these players made an impact during Buffalo's preseason, most notably Shavers, who caught a touchdown against the Indianapolis Colts.

Isabella has had the most recent impact, as he was activated from the practice squad for both of Buffalo's playoff games, returning a kick in the Wild Card win over the Pittsburgh Steelers and earning 25 total special teams playoff snaps.

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As for Hamler, his signing was reported on Saturday by ESPN's Field Yates, and the Bills have now made that move official. A second-round pick by the Denver Broncos in 2020 out of Penn State, he's posted 42 catches for 620 yards and three touchdowns in 23 career games.