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With the same five starters in each game, the Buffalo Bills boasted one of the league’s strongest offensive lines. They let up the most hurries 7the blend, most hits 13the sound, fewest pressures 12the tone, fewest pressure percentage (11th), and fewest sacks (seventh).

By releasing one and moving another, Buffalo completely redesigned their offensive line. Additionally, they extended the contract of their backup guard.

Tre’Davious White was regarded as one of the NFL’s top cornerbacks not too long ago. Having recorded six interceptions in 2019, he was named an All-Pro by the Buffalo Bills. In the next season, White was also named to the Pro Bowl.

Afterwards, the former LSU first-round selection has been plagued by ailments. Recall that in 2021 White tore his ACL. In the previous season, White suffered an Achilles tear, which kept him out of action for the beginning of 2022. Except for four games, it cost him.

The organization decided to let go of the talented cornerback before NFL free agency began because Buffalo was stuck in salary cap hell.

A short-term contract on the open market will probably have to be accepted by White due to his recent injury worries. In addition, it will pique the interest of rival teams to some degree.

A seasoned cornerback to play alongside youngster Derek Stingley Jr. would be very beneficial for DeMeco Ryans and company. With $70 million in cap room, the emerging team has plenty of options. Houston could still go big-game hunting elsewhere if it added someone of White’s caliber on the cheap. It should be mentioned that White’s style of play is a fantastic fit for Ryans’ defensive philosophy.

The current NFC Champions were involved in similar buy-low decisions in the past. In other words, taking an opportunity on a previous Pro Bowl player who has experienced recent injuries. I think about Jason Verrett. In addition to Charvarius Ward, San Francisco needs a boundary cornerback. There is just too much logic in this.

This indicates that throughout his career, White has been nothing short of exceptional when he is on the field. A situation where John Harbaugh and company take a gamble and he gets back to his pre-injury form is one that is easy to imagine. When players like Ronald Darby and Rock Ya-Sin entered NFL free agency, there was a need for someone to start opposite Marlon Humphrey. In the last few years, Baltimore has been defined by moves like these.

Before Emmanuel Moseley’s free agency, the reigning NFC runners-up did re-sign him. He did, however, just recover from his second ACL tear. When the Lions start the new league season, they will undoubtedly need a cornerback. Plus, someone like White makes financial sense at a minimal cost—with a projected $59.40 million to spend under the threshold.