OL Ty Nsekhe
Potentially a very surprising guy that could be moved is Ty Nsekhe. It’s hard to envision that the Bills would just cut him. The only way the Bills would leave Nsekhe off their final roster is if he garners them one of those draft picks.
At 34, Nsekhe might not have a ton of career left, but he has certainly shown he has plenty of tread left on the tires, even out-preforming Cody Ford last season via Pro Football Focus’ grading system. But like Boehm, Williams could be the one that makes Nsekhe expendable. Not only Williams, but Jon Feliciano will eventually return to the lineup this season after he recovers from his chest injury.
Williams, like Nsekhe, can play both inside and outside on the right side of the offensive line, but once Feliciano returns, and assuming Ford resumes as Buffalo’s right tackle… Where does that leave Williams and Nsekhe? The musical chairs at Bills training camp this year seems increasingly more difficult than once imagined.
WR Robert Foster
What a turn of events things have been for Robert Foster. In 2018, he basically joined the Bills midseason from their practice squad. Entering their final game of that campaign, with a strong outing, Foster would’ve been the team’s leading receiver despite playing half the amount of games as Zay Jones, but the now former Bill held him off. Then last year was nothing short of a bummer for Foster, who did next to nothing.
Probably feeling rejuvenated and very hopeful heading into 2020, Foster’s been stuck on the sideline due to a concussion. He’s missed a lot of training camp to this point and it’s hard to envision he’ll make the Bills’ final roster at all. But because of that brief success as a rookie, there’s probably a market for a late-round pick in return for him… or hopefully, at least.
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