The Buffalo Bills addressed a sneaky need with the addition of veteran wide receiver/punt returner Greg Dortch earlier this week, and today’s edition of Buffalo Rumblinks leads off with the latest news and roster notes out of One Bills Drive, including dissecting why Dortch (pictured below) could be the solution to a problem that has plagued Buffalo’s receivers the past two seasons.
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Why Greg Dortch signed with Bills and what he brings to the team
The signing of Greg Dortch to Buffalo’s practice squad was a sneaky good addition, as Dortch could easily slot in as the Bills’ punt returner (he’s averaged 11.6 yards per return on 99 career returns). But Dortch also could help Josh Allen and Buffalo’s passing attack as an additional receiving weapon who excels in finding separation and getting open against man coverage. And an added bonus? Dortch is talented in the open field, forcing 25 missed tackles on 79 targets over the last two seasons.
In other roster news, we learn what is motivating safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson this year; find out why linebacker Shaq Thompson felt compelled to return to his “true family” with the Bills; examine how outside linebacker Javon Solomon is ready to do more than just get after the quarterback in Jim Leonhard’s defensive scheme; and more!
- Who will return punts for the Buffalo Bills? Greg Dortch may be the solution – Buffalo News (subscription required)
- Bills notebook: Greg Dortch feels wanted in Buffalo, C.J. Gardner-Johnson’s motivation and Shaq Thompson’s passionate mindset – BuffaloBills.com
- Bills’ Newest WR Greg Dortch Grateful Unique NFL Path Led Him Back Home – Sports Illustrated Buffalo Bills
- Gardner-Johnson feels great, healthy ahead of regular season – WGR 550
- Shaq Thompson reunited with ‘a true family’ in the Buffalo Bills – Buffalo News (subscription required)
- The Bills found a new role for an overlooked defender – Democrat & Chronicle
- 10 takeaways from the Bills’ initial 53-man roster: Cornerback depth is thin – Buffalo News (subscription required)
Even more Bills news
Examining why Josh Allen was ranked as the No. 2 player on the NFL’s annual Top 100 list. Plus, where do the Bills find themselves in a crowded field of AFC title contenders; what to expect from Joe Brady in his first season handling both head coaching and offensive play-calling duties; and information on how fans can choose the colors of the endzones for Buffalo’s home opener vs. the Detroit Lions.
- Josh Allen ranked second-best player on NFL Top 100 list – WGR 550
- Bills QB Josh Allen ranks No. 2 on NFL Top 100 Players of 2026 – BuffaloBills.com
- NFL execs rank AFC teams: Bills lead a jumble of contenders. Does anyone trust the Chiefs? – The Athletic (subscription required)
- What to know on all 32 NFL playcallers: From veterans to first-year coaches, here is what to expect in 2026 – ESPN.com
- Buffalo Announces Bills Mafia Can Choose End-Zone Colors for Opener vs. Lions – Sports Illustrated Buffalo Bills
- Buffalo Bills fans can vote on end zone color for Highmark opener vs. Detroit Lions – newyorkupstate.com
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