Bills Bolster Their Aerial Attack for the Clash Against the Buccaneers
The Buffalo Bills are preparing for Sunday’s matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with some new faces in their receiving corps. The team has made significant moves to strengthen their aerial offense.
Mecole Hardman has been elevated to the active roster from the practice squad. Hardman is expected to contribute, at a minimum, on returns.
Gabe Davis has also been elevated from the practice squad. This is the first time Davis has been activated this season, following a recovery period from an injury.
These changes come at a time when the team’s aerial game has shown ups and downs. In last week’s loss against the Miami Dolphins, the Bills scored only 13 points, their lowest mark of the season.
In addition to the changes on offense, Buffalo activated rookie defensive tackle T.J. Sanders from the injured reserve list and released returner Brandon Codrington. Tight end Keleki Latu was elevated from the practice squad to act as the third tight end, due to the absence of Dalton Kincaid.
