Former Rugby Player Travis Clayton Drafted by Buffalo Bills in NFL

Travis Clayton, a former amateur rugby player from the UK, has been selected by the Buffalo Bills in the NFL draft, marking a significant transition from rugby to American football.

Travis Clayton, previously a rugby player in Basingstoke, was chosen by the Buffalo Bills in the NFL draft.
Clayton, who has never played American football, impressed scouts with his physical attributes and agility.
The 23-year-old athlete was part of the NFL's International Player Pathway program, aimed at integrating global talent into the league.
His selection was celebrated by his hometown and on social media, highlighting his journey from amateur sports to potential NFL stardom.
Clayton's draft is seen as a strategic move by the Bills, leveraging his rugby background and physical prowess for the American football scene.