The window for the Buffalo Bills to reach the long-awaited trip to the Super Bowl is getting smaller and smaller with the current generation of players they have. That is why the team management does not plan to waste any more time and has decided on a well-known face in the National Football League.
The Bills have added veteran Leonard Fournette, who was currently without a team, to their running back corps. The former Pro Bowler will look to give Buffalo’s backfield a boost.
Josh Allen is not having his best moment due to ailments in his throwing shoulder and the coaching staff wants him to take fewer hits, so Fournette could give more balance to the Bills’ attack, something that the head coach has always tried to impose. Sean McDermott.
Fournette is a Super Bowl champion, has played in big games and could help make the Bills legitimate contenders for the big game.
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Buffalo travels this weekend to Cincinnati where they will face the Bengals in a repeat of Monday Night where Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest last season.
According to a report from ESPN, Fournette passed a physical and will start on the practice squad.
The decision comes more than a week after the team placed running back Damien Harris on injured reserve with a neck strain and while he remained in concussion protocol.
You still have gas in your tank
Fournette, 28, rushed for 668 yards and three touchdowns last year and also had 523 receiving yards with three touchdown catches in 16 games.
In three seasons with the Buccaneers, he accumulated 3,057 total yards and 22 touchdowns.
2023-10-30 19:54:03
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