Buffalo Bills sign veteran wide receiver ahead of training camp
For starters, they have signed wide receiver David White, the team announced. The Western Carolina product was previously with the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2024, and will now head to Buffalo to compete for a spot on the roster.
In addition to that, the Bills also waived punter Jake Camarda and wide receiver Kelly Akharaiyi and signed tight end Matt Sokol.
The Bills receiving corps will once again be the focus of training camp, as they need Keon Coleman to have a big Year Two. Elijah Moore and Joshua Palmer are two new additions to keep an eye on, as well, as the summer rolls on.
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