The Bills added another versatile veteran offensive lineman to their practice squad on Wednesday as the team signed Jordan Devey to the unit. In a corresponding move, running back Antonio Williams was released.
On Tuesday, it was revealed that the Bills were having a free-agent visit with Devey. Appearing in 43 games in his career including 21 starts, Devey has lined up at every position on the offensive line in his career.
Devey, 32, was an undrafted prospect in 2013 and was signed to the Ravens practice squad that year. Since that season, he’s jumped around with the Patriots (2013-2014), 49ers (2015), Chiefs (2016-2018) and Raiders (2019).
Devey previously won the Super Bowl with the Patriots in 2014. Last season with the Raiders, Devey appeared in 228 snaps, earning a below average Pro Football Focus overall grade of 53.2. However, his run-blocking grade was a solid 62.7.
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