Ahead of the start of free agency, the Bills are locking up another one of their own guys. After extending Daryl Williams and Matt Milano this past week, Buffalo is now handing out a new contract to guard Jon Feliciano as well.
The Bills have signed Feliciano to a new three-year pact, Adam Schefter of ESPN.com confirmed on Twitter. The news was first tweeted by Matt Parrino of NewYorkUpstate.com. Schefter writes that the new pact is worth “up to” $17MM, so you’ll have to stay tuned for the details on that.
As Field Yates of ESPN.com tweets, the Bills now have 19 of their 22 starters from last year’s AFC Championship Game under contract for 2021, and two others are restricted free agents. A fourth-round pick of the Raiders in 2015, Feliciano spent the first four years of his career in Oakland.
The Miami product signed a two-year, $8MM pact with the Bills in March of 2019. He never started more than four games in a season for the Raiders, but started all 16 in his first year in Buffalo. Injuries limited him to nine games this past season, but he started all of them.
He’s not a Pro Bowler, but he’s been a solid enough starter the past couple of years. No matter what, Josh Allen will have a lot of continuity around him on offense heading into his fourth season.
The Bills have done a pretty good job of rebuilding their OL and proven that the whole can be greater than the sum of the individual parts in the process. Allen is a dangerous QB when he has confidence and these guys have given him that.
He looks like a super version of Klay Thompson.
Damn, you’re right. Have Klay play Bruce Banner, and Jon play the Hulk
I can’t unsee that now.
Wow, I really didn’t think that all three of those guys (Milano, Feliciano, and Williams) would agree to deals. That’s some impressive work done in Buffalo.
Also, Jose Feliciano is expected to sign soon,
He will help to protect the blind side !!