Bills Trim Roster: Jackson, Collins Among Final Cuts

Kareem Jackson and La'el Collins among key players cut as the Bills finalize their roster to 53 players.

In a flurry of activity before Tuesday’s roster deadline, the Buffalo Bills have announced their moves to trim the team down to 53 players. Shedding some veteran talent and making tactical adjustments, this announcement has fans on the edge of their seats!

Veteran Cuts Shake the Bills’ Roster

Among the notable releases, veteran offensive lineman La’el Collins and veteran safety Kareem Jackson stand out. Collins, who inked a one-year deal on April 9, was expected to be a cornerstone but missed the entire 2023 season due to a knee injury. After briefly rejoining the Cowboys’ practice squad for the playoffs, his journey with the Bills was cut short.

Meanwhile, the ever-reliable Jackson, a 15-year NFL veteran, signed with the team on July 30. Despite a robust career, including finishing off last season with the Texans—the team that drafted him in 2010—Jackson finds himself looking for new pastures.

Unveiling the Full List of Cuts

Here’s the full roster of players who faced the axe:

  • Defensive tackle Eli Ankou
  • Offensive lineman Keaton Bills
  • Offensive lineman Gunner Britton
  • Wide receiver Deon Cain
  • Offensive lineman Will Clapp
  • Defensive end Kameron Cline
  • Cornerback Te’Cory Couch
  • Tight end Zach Davidson
  • Defensive tackle Branson Deen
  • Quarterback Ben DiNucci
  • Offensive lineman Mike Edwards
  • Running back Frank Gore Jr.
  • Offensive lineman Richard Gouraige
  • Wide receiver K.J. Hamler
  • Cornerback Daequan Hardy
  • Wide receiver Andy Isabella
  • Wide receiver Xavier Johnson
  • Defensive end Kingsley Jonathan
  • Cornerback Keni-H Lovely
  • Tight end Tre’ McKitty
  • Wide receiver Tyrell Shavers
  • Wide receiver Justin Shorter
  • Defensive tackle Gable Steveson
  • Defensive tackle DeShawn Williams
  • Safety Kendall Williamson

Injury Reserve Moves

In a tactical play worthy of the NFL gods, the Bills have placed offensive tackle Travis Clayton, running back Darrynton Evans, and linebacker Matt Milano on injured reserve. Evans and Milano are designated to return, keeping hope alive for mid-season reinforcements.

Trade Winds Blow Strong

As a parting shot in this whirlwind, the Bills have finalized a trade with the Jets, acquiring cornerback Brandon Codrington. This move exhibits their continuing commitment to strengthening the defensive unit and adding depth to the secondary lineup.

The season is shaping up to be an unforgettable ride for Bills fans, with new challenges and new faces that promise to take Buffalo on a rollercoaster worth every centavo. Buckle up, folks—Buffalo is gearing up for an electrifying journey through the NFL battlegrounds!

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