Overview
- Will Clapp, with six seasons of NFL experience, signs a one-year contract with the Buffalo Bills, aiming to fill the void left by recent departures.
- Clapp, previously with the Los Angeles Chargers, started a career-best 11 games at center last year and is known for his versatility in playing both center and guard positions.
- The Bills plan to move Connor McGovern to center, replacing Mitch Morse, with David Edwards projected to take over at left guard, indicating a strategic reshuffle of the offensive line.
- Despite being considered a solid starter, Clapp's signing is seen as part of a broader strategy to address the offensive line's needs, with the draft also being a key focus for the team.
- The addition of Clapp is crucial for protecting quarterback Josh Allen and ensuring the offensive line's stability, with expectations of further changes before the new season starts.