The Buffalo Bills have released two-year starting offensive lineman Daryl Williams. The Bills also parted ways with three-year starter Jon Feliciano last week.
Both veterans will be 30 when the season begins, and they would both upgrade the New York Giants’ most significant liability over the last decade - the offensive line.
Williams was drafted in the fourth round in 2015 by Dave Gettleman and the Carolina Panthers. He’s played 5,292 career snaps with 3,684 at right tackle, 946 at right guard, 414 at left guard, and 188 at left tackle.