Two Bills Drive

‘McGovern was a four-star high school recruit, but a late riser. He was a three-year starter at Penn State, but wasn’t drafted until the third round. And he left Dallas as a starter, but not until his fourth year. Impressed by his 15-game body of work last year, the Bills prioritized McGovern when the negotiating window opened on March 13 to replace veteran Rodger Saffold.’

‘“I know that everything that I get in this organization, I’m going to have to earn,” Harris said. “From right now until the end. I’m going to have to earn everything I get. I’m going to have to earn every carry that I get. I’m going to have to earn every opportunity to step on the field and show the world that I can do my job and play for this organization.”’

‘Quessenberry, 32, appeared in every game last season for Buffalo and started three: two at right tackle, one at left tackle. He added depth on both sides of the line as starters Spencer Brown and Dion Dawkins worked through injuries. Across the season, he played 37% of snaps on offense. The bulk of that was at either right or left tackle, but he played 38 snaps at right guard, as well, per Pro Football Focus.’

‘Trent Sherfield’s new contract with the Buffalo Bills gives him the possibility to make up to $1.77 million for the 2023 season.’

‘He was due a $250,000 roster bonus and and the Bills signed Deonte Hardy, making McKenzie’s release seem likely.’