Andre Jones Jr.

On defense, they have one defensive lineman, Travis Clayton, who doesn't count towards the 16 because he's part of the International Pathway Program, so they get an exemption there.

And then Andre Jones Jr., their outside linebacker, Keontae Jenkins, inside linebacker, Kanai Walker, cornerback to Corey Couch, defensive back, however you want to call him, and then Geno Stone.

So that's 13 in total.

They can still add four more.

So that way we can kind of talk through.

But The ones that were expected, Nick Broker, Shane Buchel, we got Travis Clayton back on the International Pathways program, Takori Couch, Frank Gore Jr., Stephen Gosnell, Keonta Jenkins was one that I was maybe a little nervous about, Andre Jones Jr., a really nice one.

I'll talk about Anthony Kendall in a little bit.

Chase Lent was expected.

Kanta Jenkins, I won't have a concern if he's like linebacker four for a game, has to play special teams.

That's three games I would have no concerns with.

Andre Jones Jr., I think, could be a rotational edge rusher guy.

He showed some really interesting snaps there that I think can play.

I've noticed that.

um andre jones jr is back on the practice squad personally i thought he would and should have made the team over mike dana if they were going to keep six but i also understand the experience factor with mike dana why he made that team so it's not like i'm not mad that mike dana made the team at least for now anyway again it's still early and things could change but um So those are the defensive ads.

Oh, and one other one, which, well, I don't think it's a surprise.

Going back to the practice squad, I should say anyway, not a surprise.

Inside linebacker, Keonta Jenkins.

Outside linebacker, Andre Jones Jr. Cornerback, Anthony Kendall.

Tackle Chase Lunt, wide receiver Ja'Cory Macklin, cornerback Torino Pride Jr., wide receiver Trent Shurfield Sr., Geno Stone, Max Tomczak at wide receiver, fullback Ben Van Sermon, cornerback Connie Walker, and Guard Demetrius Weatherspoon running back Ian Wheeler and punter Mitch Wisniewski.

I think the only one that really stood out because it was his second attempt at a go-round here is Trent Shurfield, but that was a crowded wide receiver room.

It's, it's going to be, it seems like it's going to be very interesting to me to how they make up and how this offense, it feels like this offense is going to be hyper multifaceted versus previous years.

Of those players we mentioned, cut onto the practice squad.

Go Shane Buchel, Travis Clayton, DeCorey Couch, wide receiver Greg Dortch, running back Frank Gore Jr., wide receiver Steven Gosnell, outside linebacker Andre Jones Jr., inside linebacker Keontae Jenkins, offensive lineman Chase Lunt, wide receivers Jamori Macklin and Trent Shurfield.

Safety Geno Stone, inside linebacker Shaq Thompson, and Keone Walker.

Jenkins, the linebacker.

Walker, Kanai Walker, Chase Lunt, Andre Jones had a nice camp.

Steven Gosnell, Frank Gore Jr., Greg Dortch.

Looks like, you know, there's now reports of Shurfield being back with the Bills practice squad.

It's 17 players because they still have the international exemption in the form of Travis Clayton, who is now a defensive lineman.

Among the notables on the practice squad, running back Frank Gore Jr., linebacker Keontae Jenkins, outside linebacker Andre Jones, cornerback Kanai Walker, and wide receivers Jamori Macklin and Trent Shurfield.

Bills also signed veteran free agent linebacker Shaq Thompson to their practice squad, who appeared in 12 games for the Bills last season and had an interception in the wildcard playoff win at Jacksonville last year.

So that's a nice veteran to have in reserve.