Bills may cut center Lloyd Cushenberry ahead of roster deadline
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 10:51 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
The Buffalo Bills are predicted to release center Lloyd Cushenberry, who was signed on a one-year deal in March. Cushenberry, with 80 career games played, may not make the final 53-man roster as competition increases with the emergence of other linemen. Despite ESPN praising his skills, he struggled last season, finishing as the 36th ranked center according to Pro Football Focus. Coach Joe Brady views Cushenberry as capable of being a starting center, yet the Bills' roster depth may force the team's hand in making cuts soon.
- •Cushenberry signed with the Bills for one year at $1.4 million.
- •He played 80 games in the NFL, primarily with the Broncos.
- •Cushenberry's performance last season ranked poorly in run blocking.
- •Coach Joe Brady sees potential in Cushenberry as a starter.
- •The final 53-man roster decisions will come after training camp.
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