Bills' Undrafted Free Agent Tracker

A list of the rookies the Bills have landed after the 2022 NFL Draft. Check back frequently for updates.

General manager Brandon Beane was clear. The Buffalo Bills are in no hurry to reach the 90-player offseason roster limit.

So after landing eight players in this year's NFL Draft to bring their roster to 76, they will not fill out the rest with only undrafted rookies. They'll be able to find enough bodies for their rookie minicamp in two weeks because teams are allowed to bring players in on a tryout basis without signing them to the roster.

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Still, the Bills have recruited a number of undrafted free agents for their roster.

Here is the list, which will be updated as additions are made:

OL Alec Anderson, UCLA

We don't know if Anderson has a decent chance to catch on with this team, which was already deep across the offensive line. But we do know he has already endeared himself to the Bills Mafia

On a more serious note, Anderson has experience at both tackle spots but could be moved inside at this level.

RB Raheem Blackshear, Virginia Tech

Blackshear is a hybrid player who brings the versatility the Bills crave.

It's no coincidence that they drafted a running back who can flank out (James Cook) and a wide receiver who can carry the ball (Khalil Shakir). Now they're adding Blackshear to this list.

Raheem Blackshear hit the jets on this massive kick return for @HokiesFB ⚡️ pic.twitter.com/t4ETl8QmKj

— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) September 18, 2021

Side note: The Bills drafted Blackshear's teammate, tackle Luke Tenuta, in the sixth round

DT Prince Emili, Penn

A terror in the Ivy League, if Emili will be given a chance to prove himself against much better athletes.

.@PENNfb coach Ray Priore on Bills UDFA Prince Emili. pic.twitter.com/uHHA47kRQk

— Harrison Brown-Russo (@HarryBrownRusso) May 1, 2022

At 6-0, 295, Emili plays with a naturally low pad level and has displayed plenty of explosion at Penn.

WR Keith Corbin III, Jackson State

Another FCS player will be given a chance to see if he can perform on the biggest stage.

The 6-2 Corbin actually had two college careers. The first was at FBS Houston, where he caught 94 passes for 1,467 yards and 13 TDs and graduated with a year of eligibility remaining.

For that final season, he entered the transfer portal and came out the other end as a member of Deion Sanders' prime 2021 recruiting class.

In his one season there, he contributed 69 receptions for 921 yards and seven TDs.

Not too shabby.

CB Travon Fuller, Tulsa

According to Aaron Wilson of Pro Football Network, Fuller had multiple offers before accepting a $7,000 signing bonus with the Bills.

Fuller had three interceptions and 42 tackles in 13 games for Tulsa in 2021 after transferring from Texas A&M.

DE Kingsley Jonathan, Syracuse

Yes, his first name is Kingsley and his last name is Jonathan. But those are the only things that are backward about this hard-charging native of Nigeria.

Jonathan finished with 101 tackles, including 21.5 for losses, 15 sacks, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries in 56 career games

OL Derek Kerstetter, Texas

For just the second time in program history, Texas had no players selected in the NFL Draft.

Repeating, Texas had no players selected in the NFL Draft.

But at least Kerstetter will get a chance to make a pro team. Working his way onto this loaded roster won't be easy.

But keep in mind that the Bills once traded for undrafted free agent Ryan Bates, developed him slowly and saw him emerge as a starter who this year was rewarded with a rich second contract after the Bills decided to match the offer sheet he signed with the Chicago Bears as a restricted free agent.

OL Tanner Owen, Northwest Missouri State

Owen played tackle for a team that cracked 500 yards of offense six times in 2021. He was a two-time Division II All-America selection.

WR Neil Pau'u, Brigham Young

Pau'u caught 123 passes for 1,484 yards and 13 TDs in 38 games for the Cougars.

He's a big target at 6-4, 215 pounds.

WR Malik Williams, Appalachian State

Williams took advantage of the extra year of eligibility because of the COVID-19 pandemic to produce 52 catches for 819 yards and seven TD receptions in his fifth season. All were career highs, as was his 15.8 yards per reception.

TE Jaylen Wydermyer, Texas A&M

With solid production (118 catches for 1,468 yards and 16 TDs in 34 games) over three seasons, it's hard to believe nobody drafted this player.

Jaylen Wydermyer is one of the better route running TEs in this class. Sold the corner route with slight move to the outside before breaking to the post. Made the catch and through contact, bounced off of it for the TD. pic.twitter.com/mHcxpIICCF

— TURRON DAVENPORT (@TDavenport_NFL) February 10, 2022

He doesn't have prototype height, standing a shade under 6-4, but he has good bulk (255 pounds), a 6-9 wingspan and blocks well.

Could be a practice-squad candidate.

Tryout players

• CB Ja'Marcus Ingram, Buffalo
• LS Cole Jenkins, Buffalo State
• S Jay Lenard, San Jose State
• DB Cam Lewis, LSU
• WR LeCharles Pringle, Alcorn State
• K Brandon Ruiz, Mississippi State
  

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