While the NFL’s free-agency period doesn’t begin until March 16 with “legal tampering,” the Buffalo Bills are continuing to tinker with their roster in an effort to retain talent and improve on-field performance in 2020. A day after the announced signing of former Carolina Panthers and Washington cornerback Josh Norman to a 1-year deal, the Bills decided to keep three of their own around.
On Tuesday morning, ESPN’s Field Yates reported that Buffalo exercised Spencer Long’s option, keeping the offensive lineman around for 2020. Long played in 14 games in 2019 for Buffalo, but didn’t start a game.