Josh Allen gives his thoughts on a potential Gabe Davis reunion with the Buffalo Bills
Ex-Bills wide receiver Gabe Davis is reportedly taking a free-agent visit in Buffalo on Wednesday.
That could very well mean he re-signs with the Bills, but we still have some time until we find that out. Davis has had other visits this offseason as well, including one on Tuesday with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Davis 26, was a 2020 fourth-round pick of the Bills and spent his first four NFL seasons in Buffalo. In that time, Davis had 163 catches for 2,730 yards and 27 touchdowns. He also set an NFL record with four TD grabs in a single postgame contest while with the Bills.
Since leaving Buffalo after the 2024 season, it has not gone well for Davis. A three-year deal he signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars was cut short after only one year because of injury.
But if Davis can regain that form with the Bills he previously had? It could be a strong match for the 2025 season.
At least it sounds like quarterback Josh Allen thinks so.
"Love that guy, he was awesome when he was here," Allen said. "We haven't stopped being in contact since he left."
Allen's full thoughts can be found in the clip below:
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: What Josh Allen said about WR Gabe Davis taking visit with the Bills
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