The Buffalo Bills lost starting guard Jon Feliciano to a torn pectoral muscle in August of 2020. Rather than entrust the guard spot to unproven Ike Boettger or shuffle the intended tackles around by moving either Daryl Williams or Ty Nsekhe inside, general manager Brandon Beane went out and signed some veteran insurance.
On the surface, signing a guard with 79 starts to his name is never a bad idea. When you can sign that player on August 6, it’s a move that is difficult to question. The only cause for concern, really, is why that veteran lineman would be available so late into the offseason.