The Buffalo Bills released several key players on Wednesday, allowing the team to clear cap space ahead of free agency. Among the players the Bills cut are center Mitch Morse, safety Jordan Poyer and reportedly cornerback Tre’Davious White.
Morse signed with the Bills before the 2019 NFL season and was a staple on the team’s offensive line, playing in 77 games over five seasons and making one Pro Bowl in 2022. The veteran had one year left on his deal but will still cost $3 million against the cap this year.
Poyer has been in the league since 2013 but broke out as a starter after signing with Buffalo in 2017. Poyer, who also had one year left on his contract, recorded 22 interceptions and 11 sacks in 107 games, making one Pro Bowl and one All-Pro team. He will still cost $2 million against the Bills’ cap in 2024.
