The Bills have fortified their rookie class, adding to their seven-man draft class by agreeing to terms with another 14 undrafted free agents, the team announced today. Here are the 14 undrafted rookies who have agreed to sign with Buffalo:

• LB Bryson Albright (Miami OH)
• WR Davonte Allen (Marshall)
• WR Gary Chambers (Arizona State)
• LS Reid Ferguson (LSU)
• FB Glenn Gronkowski (Kansas State) ($15K signing bonus, per Ben Volin of the Boston Globe)
• C Robert Kugler (Purdue)
• G/C Jamison Lalk (Iowa State)
• DE Claudell Louis (Fresno State)
• T Marquis Lucas (West Virginia) ($10K signing bonus, per Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle)
• T Keith Lumpkin (Rutgers)
• K Marshall Morgan (Georgia)
• ILB Eric Striker (Oklahoma)
• CB Julian Whigham (Syracuse)
• DT Justin Zimmer (Ferris State)

In addition to adding over a dozen rookies to their roster, the Bills also cut ties with some veteran players, per a press release. The most notable name in the trio of players released is edge defender Jarius Wynn, who perhaps became more expandable after Buffalo used its first-round pick on outside rusher Shaq Lawson. Wynn last played in 2014, recording 17 tackles and two sacks for the Bills.

The club also cut cornerback Merrill Noel and offensive lineman Ronald Patrick.