Buffalo Bills Agree To Re-sign Backup Offensive Lineman David Edwards To 2-year Deal, AP Source Says

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y.: The Buffalo Bills have reached an settlement to signal backup offensive lineman David Edwards to a two-year contract extension, an individual with direct information of talks instructed The Associated Press on Wednesday.

The particular person spoke to the AP on the situation of anonymity as a result of the Bills haven’t introduced the settlement that was first reported by The thirty third Team.

The 26-year-old Edwards had accomplished his one-year contract with Buffalo, and was set to change into an unrestricted free agent subsequent week. Primarily an inside lineman, Edwards appeared in all 17 video games in a backup position final season.

His return to Buffalo comes two days after the Bills acquired a fifth-round draft choose by buying and selling backup inside lineman Ryan Bates to Chicago in a wage cap savings-related transfer.

Edwards signed with Buffalo in free company a yr in the past after spending his first 4 seasons with the Los Angele Rams. He was chosen by L.A. within the fifth spherical of the 2019 draft out of Wisconsin, and had 45 begins in 53 video games with the Rams.

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