Alec Anderson is staying in Buffalo for at least one more season.
The Buffalo Bills announced Wednesday that they have re-signed the offensive lineman to a one-year contract.
Anderson, 25, joined the Bills as an undrafted free agent in 2022 but didn’t play in a regular season game until 2024. Last season, he appeared in all games and made four starts, primarily as a sixth offensive lineman.
With Buffalo’s starting offensive line expected to remain the same in 2025, Anderson will likely continue in a similar supporting role.
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