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Running back Leonard Fournette has found a new team. NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported that the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers tailback plans to sign with the Buffalo Bills.

“BREAKING: Leonard Fournette tells me he’s in Buffalo and is planning to sign with the #Bills today, pending a physical,” Schultz reported.

Fournette previously spent the last three seasons in Tampa Bay. The former first-round selection out of LSU had been an unsigned free agent, but has apparently found a new home.

This will be Fournette’s first time playing with an NFL team outside of Florida. He spent the first three seasons of his career (2017-19) with the Jacksonville Jaguars before joining the Bucs ahead of the 2020 season.

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