The Buffalo Bills are just a few days into training camp, but are already looking for some help in the secondary.
The team brought in five players for tryouts on Thursday, including veteran cornerback Bryce Hall. The Bills are seeking some help in the secondary, having already made some sweeping changes to the position in the offseason.
As reporter Ryan Talbot of Syracuse.com reported, the Bills brought in three wide receivers and two defensive backs for tryouts:
DB Bryce Hall
DB D.J. Miller
WR KhaDarel Hodge
WR Dante Pettis
WR Isaiah Winstead
The team needed more depth at wide receiver after releasing veteran receiver Jalen Virgil with an injury designation, just a day after he was held out of practice for failing a physical. The team signed Pettis, who will now compete for a spot at the bottom of the roster or practice squad.
The Bills appear to be searching for depth in the secondary, a position that had already seen some big investments this offseason. Hall has been in the NFL for five years, coming into the league as a fifth-round pick of the New York Jets in 2020.
He has appeared in 40 games with 26 starts, making two interceptions and 122 total tackles.
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