Official news: Panthers pre-draft pick signed in 2024 as a free agent by the Buffalo Bills
The NFL’s window for lawful tampering in free agency opens on Monday, March 11 at 12 p.m. EST. Within hours of the formal opening of free agency on Wednesday, March 13 at 4 p.m. EST, we will know where a few players will sign.
The Buffalo Bills may be able to pursue a few players who are in need even if it isn’t expected that they will sign many free agents. Even though the Bills could attempt to hold onto some of its present players, Buffalo might decide to choose players only after conducting in-depth study on them during the draft. After being named general manager of the Bills, Brandon Beane has met with a range of candidates virtually or in groups of 30 or less. Right now,
These three prior guests to the pre-draft might be targets for Beane in free agency. After being selected in the first round by the Jaguars in 2018–2021, Chark has played for the Detroit Lions in 2022 and the Carolina Panthers in 2023 for the last two seasons. In spite of playing for weak teams, the 27-year-old boasts a decent stat line of 35–525–5.
Even though he had his greatest season in 2019 (73–1-0,008–8), clubs who pass on top receiver targets may still consider Chark. If the price is right, Chark’s stature (6 feet 3 inches) and agility (4.34 40-yard sprint) would be appealing to Buffalo.
Another 2018 pre-draft visitor that is anticipated to become a free agent is Dorance Armstrong. With all teams attempting to enhance their pass-rush, Armstrong ought to be successful in free agency. The former Dallas Cowboys pass-rusher just concluded a season that saw him register 38 total tackles, 7.5 sacks, and 12 quarterback hits. Armstrong set a career best in 2022 with 8.5 sacks, indicating that the 26-year-old is at last settling into his role as a pass rusher at the right time.
