Spencer Brown is sticking around western New York and he could not be happier.
On Friday, the Buffalo Bills announced that the 26-year-old inked an extension with the team. Terms of the deal were not announced but the Bills confirmed he’s now signed through the 2028 season.
Brown, 26, was Buffalo’s third-round selection at the 2021 NFL draft. Viewed as a raw prospect out of Northern Iowa, Brown had a slow start to his NFL career and injuries did not help.
Speaking at a press conference after signing his extension, Brown said he wanted to stay put.
“Buffalo is the city for me,” Brown said per the Buffalo News. “It’s a city that goes well my morals, my style of living, and that’s why I didn’t want to leave at all.”
In terms of his journey, Brown mentioned how persevering through injuries and putting trust in himself is what got him to this point.
For more from Brown, see the attached WIVB-TV clip below:
Bills starting RT Spencer Brown talks about his new 4-year contract extension pic.twitter.com/XgU93QJn4W
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