Simply put, capable offensive line substitutes are important pieces for NFL teams, especially considering the high injury rate at the position.
Reinforcing the ranks, the Buffalo Bills added a pair of highly-experienced interior offensive linemen on one-year contracts. On Thursday, the team announced that veteran starters Austin Corbett and Lloyd Cushenberry will continue their careers in Orchard Park.
The signings address a need that emerged when left guard David Edwards left for the New Orleans Saints in free agency. With key backup Alec Anderson presumably stepping into the starting lineup, the Bills’ bench was set to lose an important piece.
Bills Secure Two Important Insurance Policies, Sign Career OL Starters
