The Buffalo Bills have become renowned for being one of the best defensive groups in the entire NFL, and while it hasn't carried them to Super Bowl success just yet, many feel the time is coming, making this off-season absolutely critical to any future success.
While adding a young safety with just two years of experience may not be the most earth shattering move, the Bills may have a need at the position this off-season, with Jordan Poyer expected to test the free agent market, making the signing of Super Bowl LVII Champion Zayne Anderson a solid one.
In two years since coming out of BYU, he's spent most of his time on the practice squad, but playing with a team that has experienced Super Bowl winning success, he may bring exactly what the Bills need for depth going forward.#Bills signed former #Chiefs Safety Zayne Anderson to a 2-year contract.
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) February 17, 2023
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