The Buffalo Bills might have a seventh-round pick who's playing too well to hide. Ar'Maj Reed-Adams has quickly become one of Buffalo's most interesting roster decisions after putting together two encouraging preseason performances. Against Cleveland, Reed-Adams started at right guard and played 59 offensive snaps — nearly 20 more than any other Bills offensive player. And he's doing more than simply surviving those opportunities. He's starting to look like someone who could legitimately provide depth on Buffalo's interior offensive line. That's where Brandon Beane has a decision to make. Can Buffalo really risk exposing Reed-Adams to waivers and hope to get him onto the practice squad? Or has the seventh-round rookie already played himself onto the 53-man roster? Meanwhile, fourth-round pick Jude Bowery presents almost the exact opposite problem. Buffalo invested too much in the developmental tackle to give up on him, but Bowery surrendered another sack against Cleveland before leaving with an injury and later being seen in a walking boot. Right now, Reed-Adams appears considerably closer to actually helping Buffalo on Sundays. One rookie might be too good to hide. The other might not be ready to play. And that's going to make Buffalo's final offensive line decisions fascinating. #BuffaloBills #BillsMafia #ArMajReedAdams #JudeBowery #BrandonBeane #NFL
The Buffalo Bills might have a seventh-round pick who's playing too well to hide.
Ar'Maj Reed-Adams has quickly become one of Buffalo's most interesting roster decisions after putting together two encouraging preseason performances.
Against Cleveland, Reed-Adams started at right guard and played 59 offensive snaps — nearly 20 more than any other Bills offensive player. And he's doing more than simply surviving those opportunities. He's starting to look like someone who could legitimately provide depth on Buffalo's interior offensive line.
That's where Brandon Beane has a decision to make.
Can Buffalo really risk exposing Reed-Adams to waivers and hope to get him onto the practice squad? Or has the seventh-round rookie already played himself onto the 53-man roster?
Meanwhile, fourth-round pick Jude Bowery presents almost the exact opposite problem.
Buffalo invested too much in the developmental tackle to give up on him, but Bowery surrendered another sack against Cleveland before leaving with an injury and later being seen in a walking boot. Right now, Reed-Adams appears considerably closer to actually helping Buffalo on Sundays.
One rookie might be too good to hide.
The other might not be ready to play.
And that's going to make Buffalo's final offensive line decisions fascinating.
#BuffaloBills #BillsMafia #ArMajReedAdams #JudeBowery #BrandonBeane #NFL