The Bills made a strategic move to strengthen their offensive line depth by signing guard Kendrick Green, the team announced on Monday. Green, 26, joins the Bills after spending his previous two seasons with the Houston Texans. Prior to the 2023 season, he was traded from the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Texans, where he played in 21 games over two years. During his time with Houston, Green started in four games, showcasing his versatility and experience on the field.
Standing at 6-foot-3 and weighing 310 pounds, Green brings valuable size to the Bills’ offensive line. The guard was originally selected by the Steelers in the third round of the 2021 NFL Draft, coming out of Illinois. His college experience and potential were enough to earn him a place in the NFL, and now he will look to contribute further to the Bills’ offensive line.
With his solid build and experience, Green is expected to add depth to the Bills’ already formidable offensive line. His arrival provides the team with additional flexibility, as he has proven to be capable of stepping in as a starter when needed. The Bills are clearly positioning themselves to strengthen their front line, especially with Green’s potential to grow and contribute over time.
- Kendrick Green
In his new role with Buffalo, Green will wear No. 51, marking the start of his next chapter in the NFL. The move reflects the team’s commitment to improving its offensive line, ensuring that quarterback Josh Allen and the running game have solid protection in the upcoming season. With Green’s experience and skill set, the Bills are hopeful that he can make an immediate impact.
Green’s addition is a sign that the Bills are looking to build more depth and stability along their offensive line. As the team gears up for the 2025 season, his experience with the Texans and Steelers could prove beneficial, particularly as the team strives for greater success. Fans will be watching closely to see how Green fits into the Bills’ plans and what role he will play moving forward.
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