Just a few months after landing in Charm City as a potential playoff boost, Tre’Davious White is heading right back to where it all began. The veteran cornerback has signed a one-year deal worth up to $6.8 million with the Buffalo Bills, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. White’s return to Buffalo isn’t exactly shocking, but the timing is worth raising an eyebrow (the draft is just under a week away). After Baltimore gave him a shot midseason to help patch a battered secondary, it seemed like there might be mutual interest in running it back. Apparently not. To be fair, White’s stint with the Ravens wasn’t game-changing. But it also wasn’t a disaster. He played in seven regular-season games, notched 10 tackles, and broke up three passes while logging rotational snaps. He even saw meaningful action in the playoffs. Still, it looks like both sides are moving on. White’s journey back to Buffalo is equal parts reunion and redemption arc. Drafted by the Bills in 2017, he was once a staple in one of the league’s m
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