3 Former Bills to Return for the 2025 Season
In a surprising offseason twist, three former Buffalo Bills players are set to make their return to Orchard Park for the 2025 NFL season, reigniting fan excitement and adding depth to the team’s evolving roster.
The Bills made the announcement via a team release late Wednesday, confirming the return of three familiar faces—each bringing leadership, experience, and a deep connection to the Buffalo fanbase.
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1. Jordan Poyer (Safety)
After spending the 2024 season with the Miami Dolphins, veteran safety Jordan Poyer is coming back to Buffalo on a one-year deal. Known for his leadership in the secondary and All-Pro-caliber play, Poyer’s return is expected to stabilize a young defensive backfield and mentor rising stars like Damar Hamlin.
2. Cole Beasley (Wide Receiver)
Slot receiver Cole Beasley, who retired briefly in 2023, is returning for one more season after a year away from the game. Sources say Beasley has stayed in peak shape and is eager to reunite with quarterback Josh Allen, hoping to reclaim his role as a reliable third-down target.
3. Quinton Spain (Offensive Guard)
A fan favorite from the 2019–2020 squads, Quinton Spain is making a comeback after spending time in free agency. With Buffalo needing veteran depth on the offensive line, Spain’s return is a strategic move to bolster protection and add toughness in the trenches.
Bills GM Brandon Beane commented on the trio’s return:
“These are guys who understand the culture of this team, who have contributed to our identity. Their presence in the locker room will be huge.”
Fans have already taken to social media to express their excitement, with many calling it “a reunion we didn’t know we needed.”
Buffalo’s 2025 season is already shaping up to be one of the most anticipated in years.
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