Bills Sign 3-Time Super Bowl Champion WR to Boost Passing Game
The Buffalo Bills are making roster adjustments following their 30-13 defeat against the Miami Dolphins. General manager Brandon Beane faced criticism for not providing quarterback Josh Allen with enough support, particularly in the passing game. Head coach Sean McDermott expressed clear frustration over the team’s performance against Miami’s defense.
Bills Sign 3-Time Super Bowl Champion WR to Boost Passing Game
In response to these struggles, the Bills have signed three-time Super Bowl champion Mecole Hardman to their practice squad. This news was reported by ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. While the signing may not meet the expectations of Bills fans, it represents a step towards improving their offense.
Mecole Hardman’s Profile
- Age: 26 years old
- Experience: Six years in the NFL
- Last Team: Kansas City Chiefs
- 2022 Season Stats: 12 games, 12 receptions, 90 yards
Although Hardman may not be a game-changer, he provides valuable experience to the Bills’ receiving corps, which may be crucial during this challenging season.
Current Standings and Division Outlook
The Bills currently hold a 6-3 record in the AFC East. However, their position is precarious, especially with the New England Patriots leading the division at 8-2. The Patriots have already defeated the Bills this season, which gives them the tiebreaker advantage.
To maintain any hope of reclaiming the division title, the Bills must secure a win against the Patriots during their upcoming matchup in Week 15. Expectations at the season’s start had the Bills as front-runners in the AFC East. However, their recent performance suggests a shift in momentum toward New England.
As the season progresses, the signing of Hardman may provide the offensive boost the Bills need to recover and enhance their playoff aspirations.
