[mm-video type=video id=01f2h89n4qzxsf8eca playlist_id=01eqbw1j59gmjw5gdj player_id=none image=https://images2.minutemediacdn.com/image/upload/video/thumbnail/mmplus/01f2h89n4qzxsf8eca/01f2h89n4qzxsf8eca-46cf629e8ebc5a8d110d1bd3fefb2722.jpg]
The Bills’ search for depth in the trenches involved a free-agent visit with a former Colts player recently. According to ESPN’s Field Yates, offensive tackle Le’Raven Clark was in Buffalo on Friday.
The third-round pick of the Colts in 2016 has made 15 starts in his career and has appeared in 47 games. In 2020, his season ended with an Achilles injury in Week 13.
Considering an Achilles having nearly a year’s timetable for recovery, it’s unlikely that Clark would be good to go. The Bills could just be touching base for a future look.
Last week Buffalo came to terms with two other depth options for the O-line as well. Former Bengals tackle Bobby Hart signed a one-year deal with the Bills while ex-Titans tackle Jamil Douglas was also signed.
Last season Pro Football Focus graded Clark a well below average 49.1 overall grade.
[lawrence-related id=80222,80357,80281,80327]