The Buffalo Bills officially began rookie minicamp on Friday, welcoming in several draft picks, undrafted signees, and tryout players alike.
Amongst the rookies are, of course, media darling and the expected top receiver in Buffalo's offense, Keon Coleman, who will be rocking No. 0. DeWayne Carter at defensive tackle may be a steal as a third-round pick. But there are several other players that stand out as undrafted additions and tryouts.
Former fourth-round quarterback out of Washington, Jacob Eason, is in camp on a tryout basis. Former Syracuse safety Trill Williams is also in Buffalo as a tryout. He had four interceptions and three touchdowns in his career at Syracuse, and hasn't played a regular season game since 2021.
Frank Gore Jr. is another noteworthy name who was signed as an undrafted free agent. His namesake father spent the 2019 season with the Bills, rushing for 599 yards and two touchdowns.
This officially begins the first day of on-field work in equipment for the Bills, ushering in the 2024 season.
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