Jordan Poyer wants a new contract. He hired a new agent this offseason and Drew Rosenhaus has conveyed that request to the Buffalo Bills and the media. The Bills have the cap space to make it happen and allow Poyer to retire as a member of the Bills.
After he was named first-team All-Pro in 2021, the contract is not going to be cheap and further complicating the issue is Poyer’s age (he turns 31 this month) and his running mate Micah Hyde, who signed a two-year deal last offseason. Hyde’s deal was equal to Poyer’s when he signed it a year ago, but now with an All-Pro Team on his resume, Poyer is in line for a raise, leaving Hyde behind.