Jordan Poyer continues to pursue a new contract, but that won’t keep him away from mandatory minicamp. The Buffalo Bills All-Pro safety is in attendance for practice this week, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The impending free agent is seeking a new deal, and the Bills have been in communication with the player’s camp. According to ESPN’s Alaina Getzenberg, Poyer’s participation may be limited in a pseudo-holdout move.
“I think Jordan is in a good place mentally,” said defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier. “He’s still staying in touch with his teammates, and hopefully, we’ll see him soon.”
Poyer has been a consistent starter on the Bills defense since joining the organization in 2017, missing only a pair of games. After collecting more than 100 tackles between 2018 and 2020, the safety earned his first career All-Pro nod in 2021. He recorded 93 tackles, three sacks and five interceptions. The veteran inked a two-year extension with the organization in 2020.
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