Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott spoke about the team's decision to bring back defensive tackles Jordan Phillips and Quinton Jefferson.

The Buffalo Bills bulked up their interior run defensive front with two familiar players by signing tackles Jordan Phillips and Quinton Jefferson.

The Buffalo Bills have added a pair of familiar faces, signing defensive tackles Jordan Phillips and Quinton Jefferson.Jefferson, 31, was released by the Browns on Tuesday. Phillips, 32, was cut by the Cowboys after playing in just two games this season.

One key reason why it is so challenging for teams to agree to trades at the deadline is that they have concerns with new players learning their scheme quick enough. When you bring back old friends, that isn't much of a problem.

Defensive tackle Jordan Phillips played 34 defensive snaps for the Cowboys in two games this season. He then landed on injured reserve with a wrist injury that required surgery. The Cowboys announced Tuesday that they have released Phillips.

The Bills doubled back on defensive line depth by signing veterans Jordan Phillips and Quinton Jefferson on Wednesday. Both interior lineman have been in Buffalo before. Phillips has played 58 games for the Bills in separate stints from 2018-2019 and 2022-23.

While it was just speculation yesterday, the Buffalo Bills made it official today that they have re-signed another one of their former players.

Both signed on one-year deals, the Bills announced. The Browns released Jefferson, 31, on Tuesday after the veteran player appeared in five games for Cleveland this season. He tallied six tackles and a sack.

The Buffalo Bills signed defensive tackles Jordan Phillips and Quinton Jefferson to one-year contracts on Wednesday. Financial terms were not disclosed by the Bills. Phillips, 32, will be making his

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